Is it too late to pursue a Master's in Physics Engineering at 50?

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In summary, it is never too late to pursue a Master's in Physics Engineering, even at the age of 50. While it may be challenging to balance work and studies, the experience and knowledge gained in the field can make it a rewarding and fulfilling journey. Many universities offer flexible programs and support for mature students, making it possible to achieve academic success at any age. The key is determination, passion, and a strong drive to learn and grow in the field of physics engineering.
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I everyone,
I am atending a Master in Physycs Engeneering.
Somehow late (I´m 50), but assuming to make some changes in my life. :)
 
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