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Old 08-09-2017, 11:32 PM
 
Location: Sandpoint, Idaho
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Originally Posted by ryno7624 View Post
I have a degree in the Computer field and thought about going back to school at a local university for some classes or perhaps another degree in a different field of study. Due to my current schedule, I can only take day classes.

Being a male that is in my upper 30s, would that be seen as odd? I am guessing that most of the other students would be a lot younger. Is it possible that the instructors or other students might think "why is this guy not at work?" even though I do have a full time job.
Most university professors love older students. They are there for the material and not to pass time in the brain-dead state of most teens and young 20-somethings.
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