She’s 82 years old, female – is she still taking the postgraduate entrance exam?
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I’ve been working for almost 6 years now; I want to improve myself and also change my work environment, which is why I really want to pursue a master’s degree in chemical engineering! But considering my age, is it still realistic to take the postgraduate entrance exam now?
It’s extremely difficult for female master’s students majoring in chemical engineering at our school to find a job. If you want to improve, it’s better to work hard; pursuing a master’s degree is just a scam.
But you don’t want it anymore; even after graduating, it offers no advantages, so just get a stable job and work hard. I regretted it right away!
I’ll take the postgraduate entrance exam by myself; let others say what they want~~~ But I need to get married first!
It’s better to just go to work honestly; it’s difficult for graduate students to find jobs
First of all, you need to figure out what you will do after completing your postgraduate studies, that is, in 3 years when you graduate； How much better could it be back then compared to now, if we consider the costs?
First of all, you need to figure out what you will do after completing your postgraduate studies, that is, in 3 years when you graduate； How much better could it be back then compared to now, if we consider the costs?
For girls, it is not recommended. Get married first. What are the specific goals for taking the postgraduate entrance exam? How should these three years be planned? What are your plans after graduation? No matter what decision you make, think it through carefully.
Whether to take the exam or not still depends on whether it’s possible to do so. With the same age, if one is able to study diligently, they will definitely pursue a master’s degree as well
Reply to 1# *aoyuan9985*: I think it’s still okay,, sometimes age really catches up with you
Not all graduate degrees from schools are useful; it’s only worth pursuing a master’s degree from a reputable university. There’s no point going to an ordinary school – it’s just a waste of time! You learn nothing even after graduating!