How old is to old to live the uni lifestyle?

[frebentos]

heading into my third year at 26, but iv found going to uni now isnt about the 'uni' lifestyle, its about making things better.

[dubmatters]

I think maybe going to uni when you really know what you want and how to get there is much better.

The amount of work and effort I put into uni now is far more than I would have at aged 18.

I know so many people who went to a mediocre uni, got a third in a crap subject and ended up moving back in with their parents.

I wouldn't have bothered going back into education if I didn't have the skills or determination to get a first.

[grimesceneinvestigation]

i've worked 2 years.
went back studying at 23.
it's cool, but it's really a step back at the financial side of it, very difficult thing to do whatsoever

[wolf89]

Definitely looking to get more involved next year though, but only to meet more women!

Same goes for my approach to uni.

[hayze99]

I think maybe going to uni when you really know what you want and how to get there is much better.

The amount of work and effort I put into uni now is far more than I would have at aged 18.

I know so many people who went to a mediocre uni, got a third in a crap subject and ended up moving back in with their parents.

I wouldn't have bothered going back into education if I didn't have the skills or determination to get a first.

This.

I'm going to graduate my Bsc in Business and Management next year at 20. I've hated it since I started, and came into uni underage, so I always had a bit of a self-esteem problem with the womenz. It's fucking waste, since if I ever actually have to use the degree, I'll consider my life fail anyway. I'm planning on taking a gap year and starting a music technology course, or something like that.

In summary, it's better to be older. I'm looking forward to going in with a beard, and bagging all the poon, instead of being the young fella who couldn't get into clubs.