Twitter explains why it's never too late for you to further your studies

Bayo Wahab 10:44 - 09 November 2018

Don Jazzy's Dad, Collins Enebeli recently graduated from Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland.

Getting a second degree could increase your chances of making more money, don't think you're too old to go back to school.

Furthering your studies can provide you with a variety of career benefits and opportunities regardless of your age.

Although the need to make money and attend to issues that come with adulthood may disturb some graduates from furthering their studies.

Nevertheless, all that shouldn't disturb you from aiming higher academically.

Please don’t pay too much attention to your age or to your age mates who are more successful than you. Continue working hard and smart and continue chasing your dreams.
— Dr Dípò Awójídé (@OgbeniDipo) November 7, 2018

Apart from the fact that going back to school prepares you for greater challenges, it also improves your employability as a graduate. And these exactly some of the reasons you should never consider yourself too old to go back to school.

University of Lagos.

If you think you are too old to return back to classrooms, you need to read the following tweets to see how some people's parents went back to school, got a degree and got a better job

Very true. I met a man some days back after finishing first degree and masters and couldn't get a good job. He went back to school to study medicine in Unijos. He's 48 now and his induction is January
— Ayòkànmí 💙🌟🌟 (@Ayo_babss) November 7, 2018

You are never too old. My mum started her uni when we were all in secondary school. We are all graduates with masters join, now she wants to begin her masters degree and then a Ph.D. She’s 48. Who wants to even stop her? The only person that can limit you is You. Nobody.
— A’mra (@Miz_Impeccable) November 7, 2018

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Very very correct. A man of 60yrs is in my ICAN class. I asked him why he wants to be a chartered accountant, he replied "I want to die knowing I fulfilled my dream. That alone motivated me
— Gold (@Bettytweeeet) November 7, 2018

I went to read Mass Comm when I was 50. It is never too late to start. If you are 35 today and you start you will be 39 or 40 when you graduate. If you refuse to start because of your age you will still be 39 or 40 without living your dream. Just take the step today.
— Ayanfe Eledumare (@Jedishola) November 7, 2018

Got my 1st degree at 24, 2nd degree at 34, and I will be 50 in a couple of months with 2kids running their degrees. I am still hoping to go back to class for another Masters degree and then my PhD. I've always loved being addressed as Dr... Praying to God to help my finances.
— Arrestedd (@folushore) November 8, 2018