Can I become an engineer at 24?

Absolutely not! Engineering has so many mature students that 24 doesn’t even count as a mature student.

Can I do engineering at the age of 23?

, Mechanical Engineer for thirty five years, primarily in product development. Absolutely not! The only thing that could possibly concern you is being perceived as “too old” by any 18 year olds in the classes with you, but the simple truth is that as a 23 year old, you can probably pass as 18 with no problem at all.

What is the age limit for engineering?

There is no age limit in engineering programmes.

Is 26 too old to become an engineer?

Although the majority of students in an engineering program will be in their 20s or 30s, it’s not uncommon for adults to get an engineering degree later in life.

Is it too late to study engineering at 19 years old?

If you are ready to study, it’s never to late to learn engineering. It’s a serious course of study that involves a lot of math, physics, etc. Some people find it too hard at age 19, and getting older probably doesn’t help. Only you can judge whether you have what it takes.

Is it too young to get a bachelor’s degree?

Not at all. Any age is considered appropriate to get a bachelor’s degree. The younger you are (late teens/ early 20’s), the more advantages you have in terms of advancement in the workforce. However, many people who begin college straight out of high school choose a major which they later regret having chosen.

Is 24 years old too old to gain an education?

In short, 24 is not at all old. In fact, no age is too old to gain an education in my opinion. Older students often have more insight and maturity on their side.

How long does it take to get a high school diploma?

It can take as little as a few weeks to a couple of years for adults to earn a high school credential, says McLendon. Joel Sanders, 21, another Goodwill student, says adults shouldn’t expect a typical high school experience. He says students need to be goal-oriented and willing to put in hard work.