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Combining postgraduate studies when you have dependants?

Spirogyra · 2015-04-21 12:47:57

Hi I'm in my 30's and have children as well as an elderly parent who is increasingly dependant on me. Would love in principle to do an M.A, (taught in Social Sciences), actually accepted for one. But I'm worried that I might be biting off more than I can chew. Anyone else been there? can anyone offer advice?. Thanks S :)

21-04-2015 12:47pm

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Hi I'm in my 30's and have children as well as an elderly parent who is increasingly dependant on me. Would love in principle to do an M.A, (taught in Social Sciences), actually accepted for one. But I'm worried that I might be biting off more than I can chew. Anyone else been there? can anyone offer advice?.

Thanks

S

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