Never Too Late To Learn

I just graduated in June and recieved my associates in Business Administration. It's an amazing feeling. Like many others, I was little hesitant at firt because I thought that I was too old, but everytime I look at my degree, I tell myself that it's the best decision I ever made.

I have taken a one day class and really enjoyed it. I'm currently looking for another class to take if I can find one that interest me.

I am a 29 year old, wife of 10 years, mother of 4 boys, and I just recently enrolled in a school where I will be seeking my BS in social work. I have been itching to go back to school for several years now, and I just decided to jump back in! I really like the idea of the 1 day University though! I would definately look into it if it came to my area!

very cool! I would certainly consider it if it comes to my area. I've been considering taking classes locally but yes, the time and wallet constraints have been keeping me from jumping into it.

I think life long learning is so important. I graduated my master's program several years ago and thought I was so excited. Quickly I realized that I still want to learn and expand my knowledge. I frequently attend professional development programs and take seminars. Now I am a supervisor to graduate school students and I am able to take 1 graduate class per semester. I love it.

I like the idea of continuing my education and learning about different topics, particularly the type of program mentioned above where you are exposed to a range of lectures. I think my book club would be interested in attending an event like this - thanks for the tip - I'll check it out.

I decided to go to College on line 2 years ago. I love working and playing on the computer, so I thought I would get my Associates Degree in Information Technology. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now because I will be graduating at the end of this 2008 year. Going to College on line was very easy for me because I did not have to drive to a college campus after I had worked 8 to 10 hours a day. True, you do need to apply yourself to get your homework done but attending a seminar once a week puts you in touch with the professor and the classmates. I am a 29 year married wife, with three children and 5 grandchildren. If I can do it, anyone can. Education is always a plus in anyones life.

I think that we have to learn continuously in order to keep up with the new technology and in order to update our knowledge in our careers. I have a Master's degree, and I was earning my PhD in Psychology/Counseling when I was struck with Fibromyalgia, arthritus, migraines, TMJ, etc. I am now unable to work. I started college full-time as an adult, married, with a family. I advocated education to the poor, young, and even classes to prevent boredom or Alzheimer's disease for the elderly.

I recently attended One Day university and found it very stimulating - just like going back to college (but without the stress). agree with hannak that it is great to broaden your perspective.

I have taken some classes in the past and loved them - problem lately is the money to do this. I think this is a wonderful idea and if it comes to my area I will surely consider it.

I just recently began taking continuing education classes. It has broadened my thinking, introduced me to stimulating new ideas and people! I highly recommend it!