Then, by all means, go for it. Your attitude and passion are admirable.
I'll have to say, it's encouraging to see how many of us are taking on a new challenge like this in our mid to late thirties. It's a lot to take in and a lot of time to spend, but one step at a time, right?
Good luck...
That really depends on the calculator policy of the school you enroll in. I know many won't let you use the TI-89. TI-83/84 is usually all they allow. I have both. If you get the TI-89 for brush-up and review, be aware that menus, input, and operations are different enough that the TI-83/84 can...
Ascendant78, ModusPwnd explained exactly what I've found. Older students often come from established careers with a family and home. That sets an expected standard of living and the stipend often represents a drastic cut. Living like a student after not having been one for a decade or more can...
I'm just a couple of years older and I'm considering a similar move, heading into physics with a non-science degree. I've done a bit of research with some of the exact same age-related questions, so I may have some helpful info. But, then again, maybe not. Take the following for exactly what...