I've gotta give Stark her props, here. Few things were more important to her than fulfilling a promise to her father to finish her education. About the time most people are hugging their retirement accounts and surfing for property in Florida, Stark did go back to school and earned a double degree with honors, Cum Laude, and is still going to school. She recently upped the ante to Magna Cum Laude. This is one tough, smart gal...

Finishing school is not a new years resolution for me... it's an ongoing process.  But yes, I will admit that I went to finishing school once - only to discover that it turned out to be a bunch of twits balancing books on their heads instead of reading them. And here I thought it was going to be a class on the latest woodshop techniques for sanding and polishing fine mahogany...

Not really, but I believe that you can keep learning, as long as you're so inclined, and whether or not you're in school.

I highly recommend this.I dropped out of High School,and although I did get my GED and attend college,it would have been easier and better to have never lost momentum.At 17 or 18,3 or 4 years seems "too long" and there's a lot of temptation to taste the newfound freedom of adulthood and put school off for a few years.You're being warned that time REALLY FLYS in your 20s,and you're probably much better off getting that degree and/or diploma right NOW than wasting time and getting out of your study habits by taking some crummy job and accumulating debts while you "party hardy".I say this from experience.I was not so wise back then.Learn from the mistakes of others!

As soon as I can pay off some of the student loans I pulled when I was in school the first time...

Two more classes and then I can keep the money I've been spending on tuition.

I have one more year at Duke and I will be a doctor!

Won't happen in a year, but I keep crackin' at it.

I would like to go back to school. I have an associates already. I am interseted in a script writing class. I have a few ideas I like to put in order for a play or movie.

No. Already got my bachelor's. I'm trying to get BACK into school.