I am 24 years old and I am looking for  a job and i wanna go back to school can you help me ?
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Going back to school is always a wise choice.  It is far easier to get the experience when you have a good education.  You admit you are in a dead end job so going back to school would definitely be a step up and a step in the right direction.  Good luck!
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It doesn't seem like you are qualified for any particular position.  You have been bouncing between completely different fields.  There are a lot of gaps on your resume (where were you from 1998 to 2000-no job listed for that time), you don't have any real education (undergraduate degree), the sentences are completely grammar inaccurate.  From what time to what time were you in school, did you graduate? with what degree? If you are applying for a waitress or the kitchen to was dishes or something-they don't need resumes there.  Otherwise I would advise you to change your resume.
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Take it from someone who has been there and who is now about 15 years older, slow down and enjoy being young. Concentrate hard on school, getting good grades, and definately try to go to college. You definately need your education to suceed in life. Employers will pass you up for the good jobs and promotions without it, no matter how hard you work and dedicate yourself to your job. I am now trying to go back and further my education. Please don't skip school! I wish I would not have. When it is to late you can't turn back the clock. People told me this and I ignored them, Please take my advice!!
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First of all, you are never to old to go back to school. It really has everything to do with motivation. If you have the desire, then do it. If not, dont waste your time because you wont do well. You will have to do it for yourself and to be totally truthful with you, you have to do it for internal reasons not external ones like money. External reasons for behavior do not, in most cases, have long term success rates. Things that relate to your value system and desires are more stable and tend to remain the same.\n\nTo answer you other question about how to get back into school. Personally what I would do is talk to some local physical therapists and ask them where they went to school and if there are any local programs available. Also ask them for requirements needed to get into the program. I'll be honest with you, a 1.59 GPA is not going to cut it in any program. (Not saying this to put you down by the way) Hopefully with age and maturity you'll do better than that. Most older student do do better after going back to school by the way... they have different standards, needs and values.\n\nGood luck with you,\nDaniel
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Career fairs are ok.  Does you university have a placement office?  Even if you have graduated most schools have resources for alumni.  Also, try joining the professional association for your field.  They often waive the joining fee for recent graduates and the unemployed.  These associations often have job listings on their web sites or in their newsletters.  Their meetings and seminars are a good place to network.
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Hello!  Good luck with your quest for more education. I'd suggest beginning by contacing the university you are interested in attending. Most schools have a program for "continuing students." You can explain your situation and your goals, and find out specifically what is available to you. When I was a graduate student, there was a woman in my graduate-level seminars who was 82 years old!  She was a gem and enriched our experience with her presence.  Best wishes!
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Hi, you know we all different.  And it's really what makes us happy we should go with.  I can't actually wait to go back to school because I love it, I need to get more and more knowledge.  And I want to have my own business and for that I will go to Uni and study how the things work.  In your case you probably born leader and smart with a money and surroundings so good on you.  And you probably will run your company if you need without any study.  So consider yourself lucky and good luck with your future.
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Most companies will pay for there employees to go back to school. You should talk with your boss, to see if this oppertunity is available for you. You can also do it on your own through night schools at any college where your accepted. It is best though to have some time in a business field before persuing an MBA.
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There are people and programs out there to help you. The first thing you need to do is work out what you want to do with your GCSEs (do you want to take A-levels? An NVQ?) or if there are specific skills or grades you need for a specific job. Next, you should contact your local council, or your social worker (if you have one) and ask them about your options. You may be able to return to school as a mature student, or get tutoring to supplement local college courses. They may also be able to suggest GCSE alternative vocational courses or on the job training.\n\nRemember that you are only 18, you have lots and lots of time to make new decisions about your life. And you are not at all alone - some people do not get qualifications for lots of reasons, and find work that they love and can do. Not every job in the UK requires exam-based qualifications. I have friends who went back to school in their 20s, and some who have college level diplomas but no GCSEs. The important thing is to work out what YOU want to do with your life, and then find the right support structures to help you do it.\n\nYou sound as if you are a willing student, and you are asking questions and doing research. Any college would be glad to have you because of who you are & how willing you are to try, not because of a set of numbers on a form. Contact anyone you can and ask how they can help you. Go for it!
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Sure you can continue but wether you can get a job after graduation is a different story.  Ask your tutors i would suggest.
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Decide what you want to do and go back to school. It doesn't have to be a 4 year deal. Vocational schools can have you out in as little as 5 months to a year.
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I'm 29. Started thinking about your question also about 3-4 years back. Now I realized what I really want to do for the rest of my life.\n\nTo answer your question, ANYTHING. You're only 27. It seems old, but you're not. Going back to school for any master's degree is only 2-3 years. Or if you want to change jobs, you already have (I'm guessing) 4-6 years of experience, so you've proven your work experience.\n\nWhat I've done is look into some evening classes to learn the things that I'm really interested in. Rather than completely drop my work and income, I think a transition phase will work out best for my situation.
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College is very important for ever grade schoolers. In the near future society is going to tell us that we can not do anything or we are not smart unless we have a college degree. Think beyond the degree though. 2 year, 4 year, masters, docotorine. You do not want to be in a situation where to are 30 or older going back to school getting a degree for the first time or getting a second degree becasue you chose something that sounded good at the time. I am in 2 different colleges at the same time, and have been to a total of 3. I see people that are in their 50s and 60s going to school again. Get the education as soon as you can then when you are 50-60 you will be the boss of a fortune 500 company.
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It depends on what makes you happy. I went back to school at age 38 and finished both a bachelors and masters degree. It is a little tougher getting an entry level job as an older worker, but your extra life experience will always give you advantages over the younger competition. I say start out easy, perhaps at a junior college, build your confidence and then go for it at a full four-year institution. I was inspired by a female friend who became a new lawyer at age 48. It's never too late to do what you want.
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Far more details about you are required to suggest anything useful. Just age won't help to choose a path on career. U may write at helpaneed@yahoo.com - a free service.
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seriously... support yourself and get an education so that you can get a good job when you are older and support them when they are LEGAL