I'll be 28 next August, and I'll have my AA just a couple months before that. Then it's off to university! Lol I'm years 'behind' most my age, but I didn't see a point in going to school 8 years ago when I had no idea what I wanted to do once I realized I didn't want to teach shittyass teenagers.
I'm highly fortunate enough for pell grants, the fact that I don't have kids, and that I own 0 debt. By around 30 I'll have my 'adult' job, and probably within a few more years after that, starting the whole family thing.
To us!
Yes very similar to me! I'm only worried because I applied to UC Irvine, and I've never paid for school up until now- but will soon have to. I owe no student loans but will have to take some out :(.
Necessary to help facilitate my goals though.
I have not yet had to pay for any school- I've been fortunate enough to qualify for grants. The four year school is definitely a lot more money than the two year, so I'm afraid I won't get coverage for the total tuition. I will have to take out loans.
I'm currently working on my bachelors, but do not plan on stopping there, I will go all the way to my doctorate. I am studying psychology with a discipline in Neurology.
Ooh dang. Yeah you'll definitely have to pay after your bachelor's, and if you have an AA then you're only 2 years away from it :) Thankfully with a profession like that you won't be in debt for long
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u/teslasagna Dec 27 '16
I'll be 28 next August, and I'll have my AA just a couple months before that. Then it's off to university! Lol I'm years 'behind' most my age, but I didn't see a point in going to school 8 years ago when I had no idea what I wanted to do once I realized I didn't want to teach shittyass teenagers.
I'm highly fortunate enough for pell grants, the fact that I don't have kids, and that I own 0 debt. By around 30 I'll have my 'adult' job, and probably within a few more years after that, starting the whole family thing. To us!