How old is too old to stay in Uni? (1 Viewer)

[Blue Suede]

I meant lyk a BA or something that's only 3 years. You're in a double degree so it's ok bby

 

[soloooooo]

People can be as old as they want to be. If doing a degree at 35 etc is what it takes to get a big career progression, then do it.

 

[Riproot]

I meant lyk a BA or something that's only 3 years. You're in a double degree so it's ok bby

Yay.

Also, I'm probs gonna do honours in both and then do postgrad.

So, that'll make my first degrees 6 years, then 4 years. So like, that'll be 10 years.

 

[HarlowAudrey]

I did the HSC in 2007.

Have got one year of a B. Psych and am hoping to do a combined law degree next year meaning I will be 28 when I graduate.

How depressing.

 

[wannaspoon]

I did the HSC in 2007.

Have got one year of a B. Psych and am hoping to do a combined law degree next year meaning I will be 28 when I graduate.

How depressing.

honestly I don't give a crap... love the uni life... work part time, learn new s**t, meet new people and get mad drunk... never too old for that...

the studying part is a huge downer but..

 

[dizzlemizzle]

Who cares if you're too old, its what you get out of it that counts

 

[kaz1]

You're all ageist fuck, you're never too old to get an education.

I hope your family euthanises you when you're old and senile.

 

[Newbie]

you are too old if you take longer than the suggested time to complete your degree without a good reason other than that you just wanted to chill and drag it out

if you continue on to do an advanced postgrad degree thats different but then also depends if you are doing it just for the sake of doing another degree because you cant grow up and face real life.


plus if you are old you cant pick up chicks at uni, cuz you are old and poor and got no game.
nothing sexier than like a 29 year old b.arts student who is now doing a second bachelors degree in psychology or somesht.