Going back to uni at 23 ?

[MuttAbortion]

I failed college hard and it left a scar on my psyche.

I'm currently pursuing a nursing degree which makes me want to KILL myself for multiple reason : low IQ women all around, shitty work setting, retardedly easy assignments.

I'm thinking going back in 2018 to get a law degree (I live in France).

What do you oldcels and youngcels think ?

 

[Harvey_Weinstein_Hero]

good luck

 

[Deleted member 306]

Just LDAR

 

[MuttAbortion]

Just LDAR

Can't live on neetbux forever.

 

[Deleted member 306]

Can't live on neetbux forever.

Get the deegree and then stall with post grad

 

[blickpall]

It gets harder each year. You start running out of "chances" soon. Be sure that it is worth completely changing your discipline for.

 

[jagged0]

If it's something you want to do then go for it!

 

[AthleticchixFTW]

I say go for it. You may be able to escape inceldom.

 

[NekoStance]

[video=youtube]https://youtu.be/gjVmeKWOsEU[/video]

 

[Red Shambhala]

Do it. Become a teacher or something. I don't think that being a nurse has much of a future. You'll probably end up extremely overworked and extremely underpaid. Well, you'll end up like this in more and more professions, but as a nurse, this will sure be extreme.

 

[blickpall]

I don't think that being a nurse has much of a future.

One of the fastest growing positions in the US, from what I've heard.

 

[Red Shambhala]

One of the fastest growing positions in the US, from what I've heard.

Fastest growing just means more competition, which is bad. Especially, since this will probably be very popular with impoverished immigrants who don't have high demands and who drive down wages.

 

[not_here_4_points]

If you have the drive to do that, you aren't one of us.

 

[MuttAbortion]

Most of you are NEETing it up ?

I was NEET for a while. Taking back a regular way of life and a remunerating activity was like going through both World Wars.

 

[blickpall]

Fastest growing just means more competition, which is bad. Especially, since this will probably be very popular with impoverished immigrants who don't have high demands and who drive down wages.

It generally indicates that there is an availability/demand right now; the boom and over-supply follows afterward. It's often cyclical. So, being that he is already in school for nursing, he could come out of it at that sweet spot where supply meets demand and he gets a job relatively effortlessly, depending on how many years he has left to go.

 

[jagged0]

Fastest growing just means more competition, which is bad. Especially, since this will probably be very popular with impoverished immigrants who don't have high demands and who drive down wages.

 

[MuttAbortion]

It generally indicates that there is an availability/demand right now; the boom and over-supply follows afterward. It's often cyclical. So, being that he is already in school for nursing, he could come out of it at that sweet spot where supply meets demand and he gets a job relatively effortlessly, depending on how many years he has left to go.

In France, being a nurse is poorly remunerated, demands a lot of hours, and the public hospital is in dire need of money, hence shitty work conditions. It really isn't that good of a deal compared to being a nurse in the US where you can make mad dosh.

 

[blickpall]

In France, being a nurse is poorly remunerated, demands a lot of hours, and the public hospital is in dire need of money, hence shitty work conditions. It really isn't that good of a deal compared to being a nurse in the US where you can make mad dosh.

Sorry to hear ): Wasn't aware. Perhaps you could study abroad if your grades are good enough for stipends? US is always hungry for foreign import talent.

 

[Battlefield3cel]

Dude man go for it

 

[Dneum912]

What happened ?

 

[Lonelyus]

I failed college hard and it left a scar on my psyche.

I'm currently pursuing a nursing degree which makes me want to KILL myself for multiple reason : low IQ women all around, shitty work setting, retardedly easy assignments.

I'm thinking going back in 2018 to get a law degree (I live in France).

What do you oldcels and youngcels think ?

You want to go back in time to 2018?