Karyn's quest for a Master's degree
Calloo Callay! It seems that, in spite of never having had the money to go to university, I have managed to piece together enough pieces of education over the years to equal a B Hons degree. After two years of closed doors, I have been unconditionally offered a place on a Master's degree in Educational Studies at Oxford Brookes.
We still have to decide whether I am going to accept - my company is only putting up half the money, so we have to find the other half while keeping up mortgage payments. I will also have to drive through to Oxford twice a week, which will add to the expense.
Whether or not I do this, the fact remains that I have I have been evaluated by an objective body and deemed equal to the task. I find this very validating. As an ambassador for informal education, I am ridiculously (and probably hypocritcally) pleased with this offer.
We still have to decide whether I am going to accept - my company is only putting up half the money, so we have to find the other half while keeping up mortgage payments. I will also have to drive through to Oxford twice a week, which will add to the expense.
Whether or not I do this, the fact remains that I have I have been evaluated by an objective body and deemed equal to the task. I find this very validating. As an ambassador for informal education, I am ridiculously (and probably hypocritcally) pleased with this offer.
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