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What is some advice you can offer for someone returning to school in their 30’s?

I’m pursing my degree and I am anxious about going back to school.

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PEG’s Answer

I promise you, you won’t feel anxious an hour after you arrive- showing up is 90% !

You are meant to do this; and you know it’s the right thing for you.

Congratulations! For investing in yourself! The best investment you could ever make!
Thank you comment icon I appreciate this, thank you for the advice. Shannon
Thank you comment icon It’s my pleasure! Trust your instincts and try not to overthink; once you’ve made your decision, take action ! PEG MCCLELLAN
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Dominic’s Answer

I am 45 and I went back to school. The hardest part about going back was to get over the fear. School is definitely not the same as it used to be but nothing ever stays the same. Life keeps moving. Look at it as an opportunity to grow beyond yourself and improve.
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much, Dominic! Shannon
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Michael’s Answer

If that's what you love, go for it! It took me 10 years to earn my BA, taking just one or two classes at a time. But sticking with it really pays off. I thought about going for a PhD like my sister, but decided not to. You have plenty of time and life ahead of you. Choose what will make you happy in the end. Enjoy every moment of the journey!
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for the advice. Shannon
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Mark Francis’s Answer

Avoid procrastination and analysis paralysis. Just jump it. Know that it will not be a straight line to your degree. You’re going to make some mistakes. Who cares? Once in, avoid the kiddy distractions and focus on the education. Good luck.
Thank you comment icon Thank you for the advice, Mark Francis. Shannon
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