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Was It Worth It? Graduating from the University at Adult Age.

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Moore, Erja – 2001

More adults are attending college in Finland, so that now approximately one-third of university students, including one-fourth of undergraduates are aged 30 years or over. A study using national data and adult history accounts found these three reasons connected with the change of the age structure in universities: studying for a second university…

Descriptors: Adult Students, Age Differences, College Students, Developed Nations