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In reply to the discussion: Small personal good news.... [View all]Nay
(12,051 posts)32. I second the idea of taking campus classes first. I took a French class and
found the classroom interaction to be wonderful (barring a couple of 18-yr-old idiot slackers). Teachers LOVE adult students because they are there to learn, not go to keggers.
Classroom learning is much deeper, longer lasting, richer, and more fun. As far as worrying about your English skills, your posts are fine (unlike many!). Math? Go to the school and take their (free, usually) math placement exam and see how you fare. You may not need much math, either, unless your bachelor's requires it.
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That is a very good reason to go back to college but make sure that once educated for a new job
jwirr
May 2015
#38
I returned to grad school on my 49th birthday, for sheer love of learning and not money
Hekate
May 2015
#90
What are your degrees going to be in? I'd like to give you some specialized advice, if
Nay
May 2015
#33
congratulations!! I know what a difficult, burdensome process this is, glad you made it through.
niyad
May 2015
#31
Most universities have a disability resources department and can help most.
RadiationTherapy
May 2015
#39
I went back to school at your age to finish up an undergrad degree and found what
CTyankee
May 2015
#56
I know I had been traumatized by algebra as a kid and the thought of it in a college course
CTyankee
May 2015
#77
Exactly. I wanted to get it out of the way early and then the other courses were
CTyankee
May 2015
#87