Back To School And Adult Learning
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Back to School and Adult Learning
A Perspective on Returning to Education
Years ago, I decided to go back to college to earn a night-time degree. While achieving this qualification was beneficial to my career, the journey was filled with challenges. Anyone considering this path should weigh their options carefully.
Pursuing any course of study requires a significant time commitment. During the first two years, I found myself constantly balancing my life around my studies. With responsibilities such as family and work, managing study time becomes yet another task in an already busy life.
Key Considerations Before Enrolling:
1. Choose Wisely
Before enrolling, take your time to decide on a course that truly interests you. Ask yourself why you want to pursue it. Is it for career advancement, personal fulfillment, or another reason? Remember, a short hobby class is different from committing to a three or four-year degree.
2. Be Realistic
Examine the course details closely. Avoid choosing something like an engineering degree if math isn’t your strength. Consider whether you can meet the challenge and if you possess the necessary skills. Perhaps there’s a course better suited to your abilities and interests.
3. Assess Time Constraints
For those with family and other commitments, time management is crucial. Consider the frequency of classes, homework, and projects. Determine if you can realistically dedicate the necessary time to succeed.
4. Consider Impact on Family
Your studies will also affect those around you. It’s important to reassure your family and remind them that they remain a priority. They might require extra attention as you focus on your education.
5. Prioritize Health
Returning to education after a long break can be stressful. Concerns about assignments and capabilities are common. With longer days due to classes, maintaining good health is vital. Ensure you exercise, eat well, get enough sleep, and follow health professionals' advice.
Is It Worth It?
Absolutely. Completing a degree later in life brings a tremendous sense of achievement. It proves that with determination and time, we can embark on learning at any stage of life.
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