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Unread 1 May 2008, 18:20   #8
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Re: Higher Education
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Originally Posted by Tomkat
Without stating the obvious, you can't be a student all your life (unless you're nodrog)
I can try!

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Why don't you get a job and do something Open University or evening-college based? You could get an A-level or something in it which would give you a basic insight into it, and THEN you could decide if you want to dedicate another year of your life to it.
I have a job, a difficult concept to understand but yes, I have a JOB. For like, the first time ever!

I don't really want to do an A-level, as it might be a bit pointless and the jump to Masters would be rather huge.
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