Do people in your country get their degrees in their mid-20s?

>Do people in your country get their degrees in their mid-20s?
Answer.
At least you have a degree, user...

Americans are insecure and scared of everything, truly fucked in the head.

finished bachelor at 20, got my master at 22.

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>Americans are insecure
It's not about insecurity. I am personally content with being a nearly 23 year old boomer in university.
It's about finding a job after getting your degree. If you're too old, my intuition tells me it might be more difficult to get an entry-level position.

I was 24 when started my first uni degree. I've worked at a company using my diploma and sponsored by them. :D
>at least I don't have to loan and smug my ways with my exp dealing with free riders and cunts

Bust your ass and get an internship then.

Finished bachelor degree at 21, and currently taking master degree.
Also most of people graduate from their bachelor degree at 22.

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You misunderstood. I said I completed just one year of a bachelor's degree (which is three years), and am starting another three year degree.
During my previous year I started well but fell off and failed 3/4 courses so my hope for next year is not so great.
I hope you, user, can do better than I.

got my masters at 16

No, everyone finishes at 21 here

got my masters at 19

>16
you idiot lol, I was already working on my PhD by then

Lol I'll end with 23 years cuz it's a double degre and it takes 5 years. At least it could be worse, there's someone in my class that started uni with 28 and will graduate with 33

got my bachelor age 24
master age 26
first full time job also 26

Why did it take me so long? I switched my degree after 2 semesters, also spent 2 semesters abroad and did an internship for another full semester

since uni is free (inb4 libertarians 'realizing' free means tax funded), it's not uncommon to see people startin uni at 25 or older

got engineers degree at 28
nobody gave a shit, b/c there were multiple late 30s family men there too

Here you usually start uni when you are 20-21 (women year earlier)

Que opinas de Milei

>uni is free

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Como todo liberal argentino, es ultra liberal nivel 100 Milton Friedman un poroto cuando el ( o sus amigos) no esta en el gobierno. Asumio Macri y defendio todas las politicas de Banco Central que terminaron de fundir a este pais. Ahora que ya los medios de comunicacion le estan soltando la manito a Macri ya empezo a decir que esta en contra de el.

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Based
Make sure to obtain a position of authority and use it to discriminate against wh*Toids

>wage cucking

create your own business.
You're in the US, possibilities are endless.

Still, if you need dough to start, move to China or Korea and teach English.

Yes. If they get them before they are military skipping cucks

A former boss had recently completed his second college degree in his mid 40s.

It's never too late.

>possibilities are endless.

Not really.

it's not that serious. there are people dying in third world countries

how so?

Yes they are, stop being a bitch.
If you have a brain, it's the easiest time on the history of mankind to make money.

it's all on you if you're a failure.

>mfw tradesman making 300k starting

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>before taxes

hehe

300k nok?

>getting worried and depressed about what age you finish your education at
Who gives a shit? What fucking difference does it make in the end?

My Dad was a proto-NEET until he was 30 and turned his life around. Now he owns his own business, a big house, and married a woman 10 years younger than him. You can do it!

In Germany it surely makes a difference, does it not?

Don't you expel people from Uni if they fail a test two times or something like that?

I imagine being a "late bloomer" isn't well seen in the Western World.

there are tons of books and articles and people that tell Americans don't care their age at uni and job interview as the country is the land of freedom
how stupid we are

>mid-20s
I study with many people who are in their mid to late 20s, most of them have already completed an apprenticeship or have work experience in the field (CS)

you got a boring job so I'm better off than you

It’s only a problem if your degree is in CS and you want to work at a decent tech firm. They are known for being very ageist in hiring, they think the younger you are the better since you’ll be more in touch with technology or something.

For everything else it doesn’t matter

You are banned from studying your subject if you fail a class 3 times (or 4 if you tell them you had a rough childhood), age doesn't play a role though.

i would choose to be poor rather than making 300k while living in norway. shit country, shit weather.

>Do people in your country get their degrees in their mid-20s?
Yes it's very common because the army here is almost 2.8 years and then they go the "after army trip" for a few months

Also I'm 23 and maybe(MAYBE) will start uni next year.

I don't see it as someting bad but I get why you do, you literally university just after high school

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terroni

It's just frustrating seeing younger people finishing in time and start their career when you're still studying
Mind you, most of them then go do unrelated shit jobs, but who says you won't as well?

imo it's better to start studying after having experienced life outside of institutions for a few years. you will enjoy """""student life""""" more and maybe even have the courage to pick up a few chicks

monkey

I got my PhD at 13, get on my level.

wtf I'm 22 and entering uni next year, will be graduated by 2024 (when I'm 27). I thought it was just me overthinking, now I'm actually worried I might be losing something

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what makes your codemonkey job so much better hans?

Who cares, got only a highschool degree at the age of 25 and I've developed an algorithm confirmed by the max planck institute

Who cares

if I wanted to become a codemonkey I would do an apprenticeship

?

It's never too late.

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can you elaborate?

what the shit?
everyone in my uni class was at least over 20
many 25
one was 30-40

yeah with programming specifically you can totally get away with not having a degree and still reach the top as a professional. the same can't be said for other professional fields though

gracias camarada. my biggest concern is other than that I'm ok with being behind some people if I get to afford the stuff necessary to survive

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There have been several people in my courses over 30

I'll be in my late 20s when I complete my graduation. This shit is incredibly stigmatized here because by mid to late 20s, you are expected to be in a stage of financial stability/prosperity otherwise you are considered a failure.

I sat around for two years with my guitars and drum machine
And now I am in my second year of University and I do the exact same. I'm not exerting myself for this hellhole.

you don't study CS to become a codemonkey
people who do an apprenticeship in IT/programming are more qualified for the job and can be payed less by companies

what do you do, user? coding is so fun tho

>Americans are so insecure
>*makes 90 threads crying about Americans a day*

coding is nice to get stuff done and automate work but it's not my favorite.
i'm still in uni

what college allows you to complete the course that late?

what do you plan on doing once you're done with college?

We shouldn't be giving student loans to anyone under 21. Let them go to work in the real world for a few years before they go to university, I bet this would cut down on the number of people getting useless degrees in horseshit subjects like gender studies and English literature.

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I know a guy who finished his CS degree at 25 with a 2.9 GPA and he makes 95k/year USD as a code monkey now. My worry is that I won't even get into uni because my CEGEP grades are shit.

have you considered coming to Brazil? literally all you have to do is to review some stuff from high school and pass an exam. you'd have to learn Portuguese though

There are numerous problems with that.
1) I don't know where I would live. It would probably be expensive
2) I don't know the quality of the education there. If the standards for getting in are so low, I'd imagine not very high. I would sooner go to some no-name american college because at least it's in english.
3) From what I've heard Brazil is a violent hellhole so my chances of being murdered or mugged would presumably go up significantly.

No first-worlder is going to want to go to school in your poor, violent shithole.

>tfw about to be a 23 year old boomer still university
>tfw only at the beginning of 3rd year
To make matters worse: I'm still living at home.

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I'll have my BA just after by 23rd bday

you should have already started working on your phd

>At least I'll have a degree when I'm 24...
3 or 4 years of experience is much more important than a degree

a lot of people take off a year or two for a mixture of work and/or travel, I worked
gonna get my BA at 24 but i really couldn't care, a couple extra years until i face an adulthood of wage slavery

I'm 27 and don't even have my bachelor, I'm too occupied to give a shit honestly. I see life as too big of a joke to take it too serious.

I think that's a good thing actually. Better than jumping around degrees when you're young and not really sure what you want to do like I did.

it really depends on the university, some of them stay between the 200th best universities of the world (USP is 120th iirc). if you don't live nearby they'll afford the costs of your stay. if you have better options then sure, go for them. violence is a problem but if you don't do anything stupid you won't die that easily. language would be a big barrier though. I was just goving you an alternative

>Even jews themselves get jewed by israel by taking up at least 3 years of their lives

No. When you pass the bac exam, you either study abroad, study something with an almost guarranted good life or study a meme licence after 3 years and either contine to get master degree and things like that or stay unemployed for years.

I got my degree when I was 24 now I'm 25 and switched careers entirely.

Turns out two easy IT certs get me more money than a BS in chemistry. Fuck this gay earth

study to get a*

>BSc
bachelor's in sciences really don't get you very far, this is true
getting a lab technician diploma at a college would probably secure better employment than a BSc from what i know

>got an entry job within the state government age 21
>worked the entry job for a year while studying a diploma in government
>using my diploma, experience and contacts I made got a job in federal government
>worked two years in the department of human affairs
>now using other contacts I made in the final process of getting a job in the department of home affairs

Uni isn't everything a Diploma can be worth just as much if you work hard, make friends it can take you anywhere.

human services* sorry but my point is University isn't everything experience is worth much more and even if you start entry at a company if they see your worth and you make friends with the right people they might pay for your education.

tfw you know education system is not preparing young ppl for real works in real world anymore. the education system is simply outdated

Who are the "right people"?

I started uni when I was 18 and is probably going to graduate when I'm 28-29.

Your manager but literally anyone because you never know where your co-workers will be either they might move up faster than you in a department then when thinking of someone for a job contact you.

wtf are you studying ? medicine ?