Anonymous

12 Aug 2022

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I am in my early 30s. Is it considered too late/ too old if I am planning to pursue a Degree?

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Eiscue

27 Aug 2022

It is NEVER too late or old for you to get a degree! While others might judge you initially for your age, as long as you show that you are passionate and are willing to do well to get your degree, it is perfectly ok! Just bear in mind the purpose of getting your degree and I'm sure you will thrive :))

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William Seow

18 Aug 2022

Yes! education gives you insight that no jobs can! I had tons of work experience, but i still insisted on pursuing my degree. You learn things in school that work can't teach.

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Pet N

18 Aug 2022

Go for it! I did my Bachelors in my late 20s and now I'm thinking of doing Masters/second degree in my 40s!!

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Samuel Tan

17 Aug 2022

Definitely no, dont let age limit your dreams and goals. Dont conform to societal pressures! You can do it anon!

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James Wong

17 Aug 2022

Regardless of age, I personally think we should not allow it to be a limiting factor that hinders yo...

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