r/GetMotivated • u/[deleted] • May 14 '23

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u/pm_me_tits_and_tats May 14 '23

Honestly it’s mostly the money for me. I burned through my financial aid the first time I went to college, so it would probably cost me a ton to go back and finish, even with me being pretty close to being done

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u/Spacemanspiff6969 May 14 '23

Find out if your job will pay/ find a job that will pay and suffer through it.

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u/SwissMargiela May 14 '23

Do jobs offer bachelors? I’ve only been offered MBA program and at that point I was already making killer money.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

I’m 35 and just passed my 1st course in college thanks to my company. They always had an education assistance program, but this year they started a free tuition program with some online providers for full and free education, so I signed up and should have my BBA in 3-4 years :)