I would have to live under a bridge. Where is income supposed to come from? All the schooling in the world isn't going to put a roof over my head while I'm there. Nor food in my belly. Never understood how people can do such a thing.
At the moment, no, I wouldn't. Got a family to feed and the wife is studying.
FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
Been thinking about going for electronics. I love fucking around with electronics - fixing and upgrading them. Problem is I don't know what kind(s) of job that is other than electrician and dude who repairs appliances.
No, never. For me, school was about learning how to pass tests, which is 100% useless i life. Teachers also seemed to know less about subject matter than most students.
I got my degree because I finish what I start, but I never looked back.
your employer must be really delighted to have employee who doesnt give a single f... about quality of his assigments and about mistakes that he does .
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PhD or Proffesor title is not nessesarly about job advancement but also about how others percive you .
its quite a lot about personal developement and social status/perception.
money is not everything in life.
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It seems to me the point would be...quitting a job in favor of an education that could earn you a career. And who wouldn't want that?
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I did, I was working FT in a counselor in mental health and decided to go back and get my graduate degree. I went PT for a while and then classes/internship/grad job took up too much of my time so I quit. My husband still worked and we had money saved from me working as well. I really loved grad school actually and was both happy and sad to graduate.
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Never. I'm at least paid to deal with people where I'm working.
In Belgium it is possible to get a bachlors degree ‘at a distance’ while working full time. It’s hard and you have to be really dedicated but that’s what I’m doing.
I'm a Sr Developer, I have the position you go to college to get. That would ruin my life.