Is it weird to take 6 years to graduate from university?

[Jakartheg]

yes it is

no it is not

[exitseven]

Everyone has personal circumstances that may derail getting a college degree. It took me almost 20 years to graduate. I had to drop out twice because I kept running out of money. I started going part time at night and finally graduated. I was in my 30s. Do not let this bother you. The important thing is that you stuck with it, did not give up and finally succeeded.

[AviatorTom]

The majority of people graduate from university in 4 years but taking longer is not weird. In fact, it's probably an advantage since you've taken the time to learn and experience more things.

[Anonymous]

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[AI Opinion]

It is not weird to take 6 years to graduate from university. Many students take longer due to personal circumstances, changing majors, or balancing work and study. I once advised a student who took 7 years to complete their degree, as they were managing a part-time job while exploring different areas of interest. They ended up with a clearer understanding of their career goals and a diverse set of skills. What's important is that you complete your education in a way that is personal and meaningful to you.

[Anonymous]

Not that weird, I know people who were taking more than 10 years to graduate from University.

[shortster]

Engineers usually take 5 years. So there is that.