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I graduated this May at the age of 24. No interview has made a big deal about it yet, you should be fine. We are late bloomers b
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I graduated this May at the age of 24. No interview has made a big deal about it yet, you should be fine. We are late bloomers b
For some reason I thought they don't ask your age or couldn't in job interviews for age discrimination purposes.
^ Where'd you get your MBA from?
Congrats famb.. I'm 26 and thinking of going back to school... only have 2 semesters worth of city college I dont emm know what "career" I want.. I'm already financially comfortable
I got mine last year at 29. How long it took to get it is a non-issue with employers.
NT can be supportive sometimes
Of course it does. I'm not hiring anyone who was a 10 yr professional student that only has 1 undergrad to show for. That person should have a good reason why it took that long (e.g. working student, family to support, started businesses, dabbed in a different career, travelling around the world etc.) Just doing something constructive to ones self growth ans improvement. Non of that Van Wilder stuff.
I just put the year I finished my undergrad on my resume. Also finished at 24, but look young enough that my current employer thought I was like 22 or 23 when they hired me lulz.I wouldn't even put the date.
buc em unless you age terribly I don't see how this could present an issue, unless you make it an issue.
They can't ask your age in an interview. Just put your graduation date on your resume, there's no reason for you divulge when you started, or how long it took you to complete your degree.
You're fresh out of undergrad.
They can easily figure out how old you are just by asking a few pointed questions
Either way, don't let it be an obstacle. Not a big deal