Under grad?
Post grad?
ph.d ??

School's long gone and over?

Just curious.

I'm still at uni. I'm on the extended plan, but i've done a lot of other kinds of learning along the way I guess.

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I'm with ya Khmer. During the time that most Uni students were hard at it, I was hard at life. I was in the military and then decided to travel the world and be free-spirited for a while. I've just settled back into school and am having a good time of it. I'm a better student now than I was then, appreciate learning more and get better grades.

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Hey, I can relate to many years in school


I transferred unis and my credits didn't transfer like I had been informed they would and I switched majors so I had a lot of catching up to do. I worked my ass off, taking classes year round for two years and finally graduated two years later - so 6 years for undergrad. BUT it was worth it, it was the right school, right major and I wouldn't have changed a thing looking back.

Then after some time in the work force I went back and got my masters, so that was another 2 years. So eight years total for 2 degrees. Yeah its a lot, but again, circumstances, experiences and doors that were opened by being at the right place at the right time made it worth it.

I think education is incredibly important, and as long as you are working for it, taking longer than the "four years" (average is now 5 I believe anyways) shoulsn't make people feel frustrated. The important thing is that you are working to get that higher education

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Whoops, I didn't read all the choices. I registered as a Master's, but should've said finished a while back and am working. DUHHHH!

I'm still an under grad... I have changed my majors too often and surprisingly enough physical therapy, architecture and computer science don't transfer over too well.

I have to echo CD's sentiment though... while I know plenty of people who sprinted through college, I think my leisurely stroll through college has made me a better student. I've pretty much enjoyed all my classes (except statistics) and am looking forward to graduating and then going on for my masters.

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Yeah currently I working on finishing the work needed to complete my minor and then the LSAT's and law school so I'm far from done.

Its my sophomore year and I am working hard so I can get accepted into the school of nursing.....gah! So much going on with me, with the plethora of clubs and possible sororities....Got to keep on truckin!!! Pics of parties will be up soon!!!!

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