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Hello all.

I'm currently in my late 20s but there is a reason why I asked this question. I'm an aspiring animator in a third world country. Here there is not much of an industry for animation and hence the best option for me is to move to a developed country for better career and livelihood.

As it's difficult to get a direct job offer from where I am, one option for me is to pursue a degree in animation from the country of my choice. But the problem is most animation schools like Sheridan in Canada and The Animation workshop in Denmark are known for their 4 years bachelors program. Gobelins Paris is one of the few places where there is a reputed 2 years master degree in animation.

As I plan to work in my home country for a few years before I study abroad, I'll be in my early to mid 30s when I do plan to move overseas for studying. Hence will this be too late age wise to do a 4 years degree?

Thoughts? Anyone on a similer boat as me?

I am 30, engaged to be married, and drowning financially.

I have had a very turbulent career, despite my career being part of my identity. I am on the Autistic Spectrum with severe mental illness, and I have never been able to hold down a job for more than a year. I have had over 25 jobs since age 15.

I have already changed career paths before. A combination of the Xiden regime, the recent election year, and the disruption in the tech sector, I was fucked royally when I lost my job back in mid-July of last year. I am now reliant on social security disability, and I am fearful to pursue my career further because I risk losing my only health insurance: Medicare.

I am now living at my parent's house. At least I have my own autonomous living area. I don't see myself being able to afford homeownership in the near future. I am actually struggling to pay my bills and the only few assets I have: a car and an old RV.