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An on-line degree 'to pass a few years'?

Spirogyra · 2016-11-19 13:12:07

Hi I'm just wondering whether anyone has done this? I'm at a point where I just feel I need a focus. I'm thinking of the Oscail Psychology degree? I like psychology ,have studied it before, but don't think career prospects are great. I'm playing devils advocate, but is 'passing time' enough reason to do a degree? Thanks,s

19-11-2016 1:12pm

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Hi I'm just wondering whether anyone has done this? I'm at a point where I just feel I need a focus. I'm thinking of the Oscail Psychology degree? I like psychology ,have studied it before, but don't think career prospects are great. I'm playing devils advocate, but is 'passing time' enough reason to do a degree? Thanks,s

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#2 21-11-2016 7:43pm

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I suppose you could take the philosophical angle and say it's better than doing nothing. Especially if you are not working.

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