
Fig.1 After another twenty years? With age comes wisdom.
- To get a job: a better job, to pass through a gate towards a graduate job, as a springboard to a job.
- To gain a qualification: as above, though sometimes it is primarily a badge of honour and achievement
- To feed your curiosity: a compulsion or desire to better understand a think for the pure sake of learning.
- To renew a long held interest that may have started at school or with a first degree.
- Because it is expected of you: your family and peers expect it.
- To develop fluency in the subject for whatever reason - which includes some of those above.
- To apply your learning directly to a problem : can be related to a job, research or intellectual curiosity.
- To kill time: like reading a book, doing Sudoko puzzles or watching Soaps. A pricey way to fill part of your day though?
- To meet like-minded people.
- As a catalyst to who knows what.
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