Is 26, turning 27 too old to to be starting university?

It's never too late! Surely, you will most likely be one of the older ones in your class but it's not the end of the world. Lost youth will ask you for advice and think you are cool for going after your dream or whatever you are attempting to do. Besides, bullying is non-existent in university. And why should you care if they do? You are there for a degree in the end so you can land the mothafucking job you want.

>>17410582
Fuck no. Plenty of 40 year-olds are getting college degrees these days. It's the most normal thing.

I take a lot of night classes and very often you'll see people in their 30s and 40s who've gone back to school to get a new degree. no one cares.

>>17410582
I think we're at a point in time where not a lot of people care about those kind of things anymore.

You do you. Get your degree and get a kick ass job you want. If you make some friends along the way, awesome perk! But focus on your shit and you'll do well. You have a second chance so to speak, be resourceful and efficient.

No one cares as long as you're not the typical mature student.

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There's very little difference between 26 and 18

might have mattered a century ago when life was shorter and you were supposed to cram everything in