/sci/ - Science & Math

that's like literally what i'm about to do
i'm pissed off about it but in the big picture it probably doesn't matter

I'm 24. I want to go back but I'm too much of a coward. You'd be doing better than I am.

>>9983665
Graduating with a degree at age 22, so I can't relate however.

If I were 24 and wanted to get a degree, I would go to western governors online, move back in with parents, and just bang it out as fast as possible since you can do that with online competency based programs. Ofc, online schools don't offer certain degrees that you might be interested in.

>>9983661
It better not be, I'm gonna be 27 when I finish my bachelor's.

>>9983661
absolutely not.

As long as your degree is in something powerful like an engineering degree with great job prospects or something you dont have to worry about it.

ill be 27 when I graduate with a PhD in chemistry. ill have plenty of chemical engineering and chemistry knowledge to take with me...but ill be 27. 24 is awesome.

i got mine at 25

im 26 and started phd

never too late to learn

>>9983661
If you don't have your Bachelor's by the time that you're 15, you may want to consider self-euthanasia. It's a preferable alternative compared to a life of having to admit you're a brainlet.

>>9983691
We gonna make it

>>9983848
the only real answer

>>9983854
ironically

>>9983848
>>9983854
>Not having PhD when you come out of womb
Step up your game plebs

>>9983691
I’ll be 25 senpai

>>9983875
That's me. It's fine. In grad school lots of people are pretty old. Like I'm 25 just starting out and there are people here who are like 31.

Nah probably not. Get compsci or something you can get a job in. I’m 25 and I’m taking science classes because i got a ba the first
Time around like a fool

>>9983661
Uhhh no