I'm working through my degree. I'm just concerned, which is why I ask.
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The attitude that you "might" be too old is much more damaging than your age!  Although it's probably true that the majority of people earning undergrad degrees is probably 21-25, it's not exclusive.  People in their 70s have earned degrees!\n\nQuit thinking about age.  And begin thinking about how to study well in  your classes and choose a career for which you will be best-suited.
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Some are saying that you will go on welfare that is not possible.\nSo they should relax Start with college student assistant and say you need a job , may have to reduce the study load some beginning next semester.
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Yes they are. You may need to study a little more whilst you are in the US I am not 100% but id say that your degree here should be recognised world wide. Things like law are not. DRs IT geeks (such as myself) and construction workers have no problem so Id say your in the same boat :)
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"Please tell me what u guys think, and if its worth it or not.".........life is 2 short 2 sweat the small things--this is a small matter...yrs will go by and none of it will matter.Take the chance,take that p***y,and take it to another level.Right now u have a "masters degree"...later you'll have a phD=pimpin*hoggin*doggin...\npimp that hoochie dog!
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You might be viewing your degree in the wrong light.  How people see a degree is that someone can commite to something. \n\n Your next step is to focus on what you want to do and even volenteer your time to get just a little experience and that can make more of a difference that you might think.\n\nAt your old college you can go back and see about helping out with things in your degree field and that is viable experience as well.
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Worried!?about wat give urself a pat on the back many ppl as we speak now are complaining bout how tough and stressful their jobs are.
12560
Dude, best of luck to you but this question really doesn't make much sense to ask.  We don't know either of you as people so how do you expect us to make any accurate judgements on how likely it is that you have a future together?  I would take it SLOW and wait until you are not a student at the college anymore before pursuing anything though so that you protect both of your futures, yours as a student who wants to graduate there and hers as an employee.
642713
There is nothing to worry about. Your options are almost limitless. As long as you are prepared to work hard, you have nothing to worry about (except the cost of tuition and books).
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Hate to break this to you partner...College is no realistic representation of what real life is like. When you have a job you are expected to get up each day and go work hard to produce results. If you want soothing hire a massuese(sp?)
602106
You should be reading your textbooks instead of some psychopathic scribblings. Also learn to take care of your personal business before you go to school.
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You need to regain the vision of why you are there in the first place. Perhaps the course in question is not interesting, but you are there to get your degree and this course is a "necessary evil".  As a management degree holder, that's how I made it through science classes!
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Obviously not, as i am one! and cant find  a good job. In the UK there are not many opportunities, but u just gotta keep searching. Be persistent and never give up and someone will give you a chance, its a hard one. Some times i think was it worth while me getting a degree. Then after 6 months i got a temp job within IT so that was my start hopefully this will bring good things. Take every chance you get also try to undertake work experience while your studying will make a difference
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Chances are, they did it for your own good.  I was in the same situation when I was your age.  I finished going to school and got my degree.  They didn't want you to screw up your future.  You'll have more power to do what you want once you've got school squared away.  Hope this helps. :)
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I totally understand that you're concerned, and I think you're really brave to be honest enough to share your story.  but you have nothing to worry about.  just to make sure, I checked with a friend who is a registered nurse and she said exactly what I was thinking, nothing to worry about !  you're just fine !\nBest Wishes .
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I should be graduating from med school.  Aside from that it's hard to say what I would be doing as I know I will be a completely different person than who I am today.  I'm sure I'll be thinking about my career and getting my own practice going.  I'll probably have a headache from being so smart, or something.
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You should be looking into interning while your finishing up your last classes in college.  That way when you graduate you will already have on the job experience to go along with your degree.
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Gee,is this only for new grads?  Oh well,going to answer anyway. I graduated a long time ago. I've accomplished a lot in my lifetime,but am just going back to college now to finish my degree. I felt that something was lacking in my life,and this is it. I need my masters degree to feel complete.