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[quote=Anonymous]I am currently 27 and have just decided to change make a career change. The program is a 6 year doctorate course, two years pre-courses and four years of grad. I do have most pre-courses so I will only need to take science and math courses. You have to apply a year ahead of admissions. I will apply this September and if accepted, I will start grad school in August 2016. I will be 32 when I receive my degree. I am a single woman with no children. I would have been able to graduate at 31 and apply last year but my ex-boyfriend got in the way of that. I'm really beating myself up over this but I'm learning not to. Anyway, I really want this career but I always envisioned a husband and baby by 32 and I don't want to still be in school if that happens. I guess my own fears are prohibiting me from going for it. Would you pursue a doctorate at 27 or stay in a career you don't like?[/quote]
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