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going back to college in your 30s

lufties

Hi there, so I'm nearly 33 and **** sick of my job, if I want to have a change, it will be 5-7 years part time study. Just wondered if anyone has done this, and how has it been for you?

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SEPT 23 1989

nobody will employ you at 41

the machines will be running the show by then

Sugar Free

lufties wrote: »

Hi there, so I'm nearly 33 and **** sick of my job, if I want to have a change, it will be 5-7 years part time study. Just wondered if anyone has done this, and how has it been for you?

I've done this for 2 years though I'm <30 and it was a masters rather than bachelors. It was tough. Made tougher by my job which required a lot of international travel and wasn't really a 9-5.

Those who didn't travel and could guarantee to be out the door by 5 found it easier.

dar100

Sure it be grand