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At what age does it become embarrassing to still be an university student?
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Once your professors are younger than you, it's over
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i'd say do it even if it's embarrasing, then it's no longer embarrasing
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>>85437303
Never unless you act embarrassed about it for some reason, or try to go to frat parties when you're 30+.
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>>85437303
None. Going back to Uni as an adult is becoming more and more acceptable.
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>>85437303
I've had 50 year old classmates and no one gave a fuck. Idk why some of you have this thing about age and uni. It's supposed to be for anyone. Now if you're like 20 and in high school. That'd be embarrassing
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uni actually takes time like a part time job or a full time job (depending on your capacity) would. so it's not like high school at all, it's for people of all ages
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>>85437303
I had a guy in his 40s in my mechanical engineering program and I'd try to group up with him in any class I could because he took it more seriously than anyone my age. We weren't hanging out outside of class or anything like that but I liked him and professors seemed to love him.



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