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mizza318
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Registered: May 2006
Location: Canada
Is being 27 too old to graduate ?

So yeah looks like I am heading back to more school.
I have a bachelors degree in geography LOL.
I also have a college diploma as an HVAC tech.

But not to long ago it hit me that I would love to work for the government. Problem is I am now 24. I am getting into a bussiness admin. program with focus on finance and human resources. I will be 27 when I am done. Is that too old ?

Fackin life.....

Old Post Aug-29-2007 21:03  Slovakia
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Tordan
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Toronto, Canada

it's never too old to go back to school. if that is what you really want then why care so much? it's not like you're going to be 60 and stand out amongst your classmates if that is your biggest concern.


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mizza318
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Registered: May 2006
Location: Canada

Its not that my biggest concern is how the employers will look at hiring a 27 year old. That is it. I went to school with 30 and 40 year olds.

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malek
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal

of course not man! I am 28 and going back to school to complete my buisness bachelor and worse, part time!! Maybe ending it in 10 years hehehehe


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Jem_hadar
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quote:
Originally posted by Tordan
it's never too old to go back to school.


Agree. ^5

Best of luck, much success.


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yankeeBaby
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Registered: Feb 2005
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ummm not even close. When I was in grad school 30% of the people there were 40+.


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Spike
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Registered: May 2003
Location: Markham, ON, Canada

actually 27 was about the average age for my graduating class. Some were as old as 34, 35, 36....i believe the oldest was 38!


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Kamka
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Registered: Aug 2007
Location: Toronto, Canada

Hi... I have a similar problem - I have a Bachelor's Degree in Psych. and a TESOL Certificate and I would like to go back to college for some practical program (preferably with co-op), cause I find that it's hard to find employment outside of my fields of study, even when I look for simple things such as administrative and office positions... it seems that employers prefer someone who just has a Bussines Administration diploma or lots of years of experience in the field to someone who like m... and I feel kinda shy right now to pursue a career in my field, which is ESL Teaching. So I was wanting to go back to school either for some counselling, or (if I was lucky enough) to do a Master's Degree in Psychology later, or to even go for some other, completely different thing like Seneca College's post-graduate program in Technical Writing... but the problem is, I don't have the money right now

I think you don't need to feel shy about being a student, I had classmates in m TESOL program in university who were in their sixties! And the question of how employers will look at you... I guess if you know how to market yourself well, they won't take it as a disadvantage. You can simply state in an interview that you wanted to get more practical experience as a reason for why you went back to school.

Anyways... good luck to you

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Shaya007
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Do it!


All the best!

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LiANG
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27 is not old! There are a few 35+ yr old in my undergrad program, while the youngest was 17 during first yr.

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beefy k
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Registered: Aug 2006
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You're never too old. Do it. Good luck.


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Registered: Nov 2003
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I'm not going to graduate until I am 30.


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