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Doing two different college courses?

WhiteWalls · 2014-10-16 16:41:20

Most courses are 4 years long so 2 college courses would amount to 8 years. Initially I would have thought this to be crazy to do. However if you look at lots of professions you are a good long time before you become fully qualified.

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Most courses are 4 years long so 2 college courses would amount to 8 years. Initially I would have thought this to be crazy to do. However if you look at lots of professions you are a good long time before you become fully qualified.

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#2 25-10-2014 11:01am

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This seeams a little random? What 2 are you thinking of doing? If they are completely different, how will you gain anything for either by doing both? o0

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The second one could work out fairly pricey if you don't qualify for grants/fees.

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