Starting college at 22/23 : r/college - Reddit
WEBclairvoyanthoe. Starting college at 22/23. North America. Hi ya'll, due to a number of obstacles in the past few years, I haven't gone to college at a 'normal' age. I think I'm ready to do it, but I feel so behind and weird about starting as an older student (22F). It's weird for me to start when most people are finishing up.
Starting college at 24 : r/college - Reddit
WEBOct 17, 2021 · Don’t worry. 1) It’s never too late to start your education or learn something new, 2) There are a lot of older people in cc 3) I doubt you will be attending parties because it’s cc and most people just go there to get their associates or grind in order to transfer to a good school. Reply.
Starting College At 20 : r/college - Reddit
WEBApr 23, 2019 · Starting College At 20. I graduated high school at 18 and then took two semesters at a community college but ended up doing poorly and basically wasting 2 years due to various personal reasons, namely immaturity and lack of motivation. Now I've straightened myself out and I feel ready to take school seriously.
Starting college at 21? : r/college - Reddit
WEBDec 25, 2020 · Absolutely not. You can start college at any age, but starting at 21 is basically the same as starting at 18 in the grand scheme of things. 5. Reply. Award. Share. InterestingKiwi5004. • 4 yr. ago. Oldest in my cohort is somewhere in his 60s.
Starting College at age 25 after not doing a whole lot of ... - Reddit
WEBFeb 3, 2022 · Most posts I see here of starting college older are from people who have done other productive things like Working in respectable Industries, being in the military, taking care of families, etc. 22 and just started to consider getting my life together this year. Started college this past fall, will turn 23 this year.
Starting college at 21 and moving onto campus. Advice? : …
WEBJan 22, 2021 · Starting college again ay 21 and a freshman in the fall! I was briefly in college at 19 but as you have experienced life happens. I've felt EXACTLY how you're feeling, but once you're an adult age isn't an indicatir of maturity or compatibility, and in life you'll never again be around people only your exact age.
Worried about starting college : r/college - Reddit
WEBJun 6, 2024 · Worried about starting college. Academic Life. I graduated at 16 in 2022 and i've taken 2 involuntary gap years and im finally starting this year, but I've been anxious since i've been out of school for so long, I feel inadequate in a way. I've never had any issues in school and my grades were always pretty good prior to when my mental health ...
25 and starting college : r/college - Reddit
WEBDec 6, 2021 · Prof here. There are a zillion students who go to college older. They are usually better prepared and take it more seriously (sometimes maybe even too seriously). If as a 25-year old you stay in the dorms or try to go to parties full of 19 year olds you might find that weird. But you will be fine in class.
Starting college at 23, yes or no? : r/college - Reddit
WEBI think it depends on what you think your earning potential is currently + 4 more years of experience at the job is compared to your earning potential with 3 years experience plus a college degree. I would think depending on the job/degree, a degree will definitely increase the earning potential you have. Reply reply. aliciakaylaa.
Is it normal to be SO nervous when starting college? : r/college
WEBAug 21, 2023 · It's totally normal to feel nervous starting college - it's a huge life change! Try to reframe that anxiety as excitement for new opportunities. Some tips: Remind yourself millions of students start college every year - you've got this! It's a shared experience. Focus on learning, not grades. Math takes practice, don't be intimidated.