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Hi all,
I'm new here and wanting some advice and this forum came up top in Google when I was hunting around for advice with regards to working in the Space industry.
I'm 34, dropped out of university when I was 19 in the first year (was doing a Physics with Laser Application course at Salford, Greater Manchester, UK) and never got back into it.
So now I find myself with father time on my back, wanting to get that degree and get into the business of putting things (or indirectly helping put things) into space.
Am I being unrealistic? I am realistic when I say I know I can't attend university full-time - have too many other overheads now, but am willing to go the distance learning route.
Just need to know if it's a feasible thing to do or if there are other routes I should pursue.
I'm sure you've all been asked this a thousand times lately so apologies for the repetitiveness of the request.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks for reading.
I'm new here and wanting some advice and this forum came up top in Google when I was hunting around for advice with regards to working in the Space industry.
I'm 34, dropped out of university when I was 19 in the first year (was doing a Physics with Laser Application course at Salford, Greater Manchester, UK) and never got back into it.
So now I find myself with father time on my back, wanting to get that degree and get into the business of putting things (or indirectly helping put things) into space.
Am I being unrealistic? I am realistic when I say I know I can't attend university full-time - have too many other overheads now, but am willing to go the distance learning route.
Just need to know if it's a feasible thing to do or if there are other routes I should pursue.
I'm sure you've all been asked this a thousand times lately so apologies for the repetitiveness of the request.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks for reading.