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30+ full time worker vs part time Chem/Pharm Eng course

quartertofive · 2012-01-29 11:30:17

Hi All, Something I have always been thinking of but family life and few other commitments were always against. I feel if I don't start now I will never again be able to get back to this. Currently I'm gathering and analysing all information I can find and thought maybe someone has and would like to share first hand…

29-01-2012 11:30am

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quartertofive

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Hi All,

Something I have always been thinking of but family life and few other commitments were always against. I feel if I don't start now I will never again be able to get back to this.
Currently I'm gathering and analysing all information I can find and thought maybe someone has and would like to share first hand experience. There surely is a lot of things I will have to look for when starting from scratch.

- I'm 30+
- full time employed in related industry
- looking for part time course in chemical or pharmaceutical engineering.

How different those programmes are from each other?
How difficult have you found it to balance full time employment, family life and studies?

Any thoughts, advice, experience you could share?

Regards

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