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Cake day: March 16th, 2024

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  • I graduated it at your age. Before I worked as a plant operator, decided to get my engineering degree because I didn’t want to work continuous shifts anymore. It took me six years while working my old job. Lot’s of second guessing and even dispair in one case, but also lot’s of fun. I switched jobs after graduation, which I had done before. Switching jobs will always make me second guess after 2-3 months, but in the end it has always worked out. I’d say go for it, while nurses are generally appreciated by their patients, they get treated like shit by their employers. I do get why you don’t want to relocate, I didn’t do it either. In the end I studied in a city one hour drive away from where I live. Before I started there, I first had some talks to them on how to do my studies long distance, and we worked out a way where I would drive to university once a week, maybe more during exam weeks.

    As an aside, I live close to the German border, and saw lot’s of German students in our university (studying is cheaper over here I think). Depending on where you live, this might be something worth looking into.