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[CLKD]

'still' at 20  …….. DH was in University for 11 years ……… 

[Joyce]

My daughter is 34 & I'm still waiting for her OH to make an honest woman of her.

[babyjane]

our daughter was not a mature student

[Dulciana]

My daughter is 34 & I'm still waiting for her OH to make an honest woman of her.

We're in exactly the same position with our daughter, Cubagirl   

[Dyan]

Had a mixed year.
The start wasn't good, anxiety & depression for a few weeks then better,lost our dog 
Had another set back, better then had a lovely holiday.
All going well, brother in hospital set back again.
Better now and looking forward to christmas and hopefully a more peaceful and happy new year.

[CLKD]

DH wasn't a mature student either.  He went to Uni at age 18  ………. gosh that rattled the adding up and taking away brain cell  ……… mature students are those who have been in work before taking a Degree Course usually in their late 30s/40s …… 

Add to my year - DH and I have remained healthy; no heart problems, joints are OK, not too many coughs/colds - he did have a lot of muscle problems in the mid-year but that was a positive in a way as we went away more often.

Also my Mum remains generally well so we don't have to visit her 

[babyjane]

mature students are those who have been in work before taking a Degree Course usually in their late 30s/40s …… 

not necessarily, but sometimes

UCAS defines a mature student as any student who is over the age of 21 when they commence their studies.

my error as I thought it was any student who did extended courses, like BA then MA then PhD for example.

[CLKD]

Nope - mature students who go to University is someone who has been in work first  ……..