Well looks like I'm in

[Hooffenstein HD]

Heh 29 years old here, doing two papers this semester (its the easiest way to gain the knowledge I need) if I finish the degree it will be number three.

How can you find enough time to complete 3 degrees AND still earn enough money to buy a Porsche 993?

You got it made.

[e30austin]

Went to university right out of HS, hated it, worked for a while, went to tech school, went back to university, hated it just as bad, now back to work.

If I go back to uni, cool, but I want to be sure that the career path I choose I'm going to stick with for at least 20 years.

[Ray Smoodiver]

How can you find enough time to complete 3 degrees AND still earn enough money to buy a Porsche 993?

You got it made.

Edit: PM'ed

[Roysneon]

Well no one else has said it, so I will.

Younger girls love an older guy that is "mature."* It's like fishing in a barrel. With dynamite.


*Mature here = can actually clothe and feed himself, and isn't in mom's basement.

Not gonna lie, I do like the younger honeys.

started from the bottom now we



wait, good job dude.

22 years old and 3 classes away from a Bachelor's in International Business that I have no desire in completing. Go you for being motivated!

Haha well that's just the thing. I realize now the stakes are higher and I have to get something on the go. I know it's never to late and all but the sooner I get something decent done the better.

How can you find enough time to complete 3 degrees AND still earn enough money to buy a Porsche 993?

You got it made.

[matthugie]

Started at 18, finished at 30, guess I was on the 12year plan
Lots of fun along the way
College got better as I got older

Ha! I started at 18 and finished at 29, I win!

But OP, I too think you're doing it right. Just take it one step at a time, it's easy to get overwhelmed at first, especially if you're still working.

[BobombETA]

Like some others: I started college when I was 17 and didn't finish my Bachelor's until I was 26.

I started at a community college and majored in slacking off. Ended up on academic probation and left the school.

Lot's of working / partying made me wake up and go back full time. Had to earn all A's just to get above a 2.0 to graduate with my AA.

After that I transferred to a 4 year school and kept up with the A's and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2011.

I've been climbing the ladder since and now I'm a VP for a medium sized credit union.

Do it. Do whatever it takes to pay for it. Apply for grants, sell some things, buy textbooks cheap, etc. Once you're in the groove it will fly by and you'll be happier for it.