At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?

It's never too late to change careers. I work at a college, and there are many students in their 50's or older. Many attend at night, because of work obligations during the day. Go for it!At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
If you've never been to college at 50, then just get another crappy job.At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
Do whatever you want, just commit to it.

You might live to be 100.At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
It's 2009, anything is possible nowadays. Apply for college and see if you get accepted. Old (no offense) people go to college all the time.At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
Recently I've been asking myself that same question. I just turned 50 and for the first time, I'm having regrets of not getting a degree in a field that I feel I would enjoy. I'll be anxious to hear the replies to your question.At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
lots of studying; I will tutor you for free.



college is just a formal, challenging way of seeing the world.



much of college consists of %26quot;what if?%26quot;



blue collar bosses hate college grads cause the BC boss is told

to do things one way........and often, the grad sees a better way.



or........the objective will be to get his thing done and the company

will have a history of doing it one way.......At 50 yrs old, how hard is it to change careers? Never been to college, but I want a degree.?
Do you want a degree or a change in careers?



It's not worth getting a degree. It takes 4 to 6 years. You can change careers but expect it to be a lesser type of job. Most employers don't hire old people unless they are changing to similar careers..



My Auntie who is about 50+ tried for 6 months to get a better job. She eventually found one but only because it was similar to what she was doing before - the pay was better but the hours were more also.



You can do a part time night school if you specifically want that degree. Better to just update your skills with short courses. Shourt courses count as education, too..