How old were you when you finished education?

[OhDannyBoy]

My education continues every day. Not finished yet.

Yup

 

[bobbiwoz]

Got my MA when I was 26.

I definitely agree that education is a life long process.

 

[Snowysmom]

Finished my associates in accounting at 30, I continue to learn new things every day.

 

[WisCanucks]

School is both fun and exhausting at the same time. Thank you for your service. During the pandemic healthcare workers especially nurses need our praise.

 

[Moliphino]

I graduated from college on my 22nd birthday.

 

[NYCgrrl]

I completed my last degree granting program at age 33 but still am within the time frame to complete another.

 

[disneychrista]

Depends what you consider finished. I just got my Business-Management certificate this past spring, at 49, though I did finish the last class for it 3 years ago. But I do enjoy learning, so don't think I will ever be finished.

 

[luv2cheer92]

Got my Doctorate at 23

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

Masters degree when I was 37.... there was quite a gap between Bachelors and Masters though.

 

[neverlandsky]

BA at 24.

 

[Lorna7]

I was 16 when I graduated from high school. Can't remember my age when I finished post high school education?

 

[nene0182]

I got my masters when I was 29.

 

[MickeyMouse3!]

A little over a half century old and I'm still being "schooled", even with the piece of paper that says I'm educated.

 

[MIGrandma]

18, high school graduate with no desire or need to go on to college. Married at the same age, became a farmer’s wife and then mom of two.

 

[Breezy_Carol]

Got my BS at 22. Had to have continuing education hours every year to maintain my license. Still learning today.

 

[TippyThomas]

I was in my teens. I didn't go beyond high school.

 

[CaoilinnsMom]

last degree finished at 44, but I just applied to a new program....

 

[china mom]

I am 57 and will finish my BS at the end of this summer... unless I get talked into a double major. If so, it will take me an additional year.

I don't need a degree for anything. I have no future career goals (already retired once) but just want to see it through.

 

[spiders]

I consider it 22. However, I did go back for a second bachelors at 26 but it only required 30 additional hours and was relatively easy so I don’t really count It. It was just a paper stamp to qualify for another job.

 

[bakerworld]

Graduated with AAS at 20. Anticipated continuing once I was working FT but I didn't realize how busy life would become. Luckily the AAS was all that was necessary. DH dropped out of College in first semester to enter the service and never continued his 'formal' education. Luckily he was very successful in manufacturing. We both retired this summer at 65.