You are never too old to get a degree and I think 26 is a good enough age. Take your time and don’t rush 🙂 It’s best to go through the first time around doing your best, than having to start over because you rushed.

One close family friend taught me a real lesson. She always regretted not going to college, but she finally started at UC Davis when she was 45 yrs old. She completed a BA and MA.. It changed her life – she became a supervisor at the only job she’d ever had (the phone co.) and retired with a much larger pension that she would have gotten without that piece of paper. But more importantly, she did what she wanted to do and she enjoyed earning her degrees. Irene Doran was one of the most intelligent and best educated people I have ever met. She was a splendid role-model to all her younger fans.

18 to 22 for undergraduate. 22 to 30 for graduate programs inlcuding medical school. Law school is usually around 23 to 26. Business school is around 25 to 35 though usually around 28 to 35.

I’ll be nearly done with my masters at 22, so in my opinion it is too old, but the main objective is to finish 🙂

oh, and you’re never too old to learn, my parents are still going to college and are very successful. my mom has ten years of it and counting.