septembern :
 I am planning yo do 7 years of vet collage.

I'm probably debating on going to continue schooling,
and going to college for about 4 years.
I am going to continue to go to study Nursing,
and probably Psychology.

Im about a 3rd through year one,il do a 2nd and then 1 year at uni.

at least 2 for video game designing

I will be in College for 6 years. I've just completed my first semester! It would only be four to get my nursing degree but I want my masters.

My original plan was 4 years, but I got sidetracked. I didn't do very well my first year (at a state university), so that's down the drain. My next two years I went to a community college and graduated with a 3.4 GPA. Now I'm back at a different state university. Of the four classes I took, I had to drop some of them and the others were for my major. I switched majors.

So now I'm looking at at least another year. Maybe two depending on how long it takes to get my requirements down.

My majors have gone from Engineering (state univ), to Liberal Arts Math Focus (comm college), to Mathematics (other state univ), to Computer Science (other state univ). Nice transitions. Here's to hoping Computer Science is the one

I am on my third year of a two year degree, I wasn't able to take four classes a semester because I had to work as well.

And to those looking to go to college to be a video game designer, most of those colleges offering it are just after your money. I wanted to do that but when I finally got down to talk about costs, I was told I would have to take out two student loans. That's enough debt to last a lifetime. After deciding against that, I later heard from people who had attended that college that it was a waste of time and money.
They wanted something like $4000 for a single class.
Fortunately I'm attending a community college now and I'm actually being paid to take classes.
I get all of my classes paid for and I get money that's left over from the semester.

Well, so far I've only done two and a half years of college, and I have an Associate in Science. It took me an extra half year because initially I was going to school for Computer Aided Drafting and Design, and I decided that wasn't really for me. I wanted to do electrical engineering, but my school wasn't really focusing on that, and I ended up switching majors to Graphic Design. That was pretty cool, but I didn't really learn anything I didn't already know, but I DID do a lot of self-discovery during this time that probably wouldn't have happened if I hadn't been in that program, so I'm definitely happy for it.

I do plan to go back to school for at least four more years, but this time for a Bachelor's in Computer Science. But I don't really want to stop there, it will just be a matter of funding. If I can afford to get a Doctorate you'd better believe I will. I love school, and I wish I were still going right now.

I only did half a year.

Not sure if I want to go back.

I just have little desire to learn anymore.

I'm two and a half years into college right now. It's starting to look like I might be a Super Senior because of how the classes are panning out... (I.E., fifth year Senior)

And no, I haven't been failing classes, it's that I have a few required classes that keep overlapping with other required classes. :/ It's still possible to finish in 4 years, but I can't have a single overlap next year.

Once this semester is over I'll be two years in to my four year degree. I'm majoring in Computer Science and I'm gonna minor in Computer Forensics. And since I've got more credits than expected at this point, I could either double major in Computer Science and Mathematics, or I'm gonna try and take a few more computer science classes to benefit from that.

I'll probably go back to school eventually, but I'm already gonna have some debt to pay off. Hopefully I'll get a job with a company that'll pay to send me back to school.

I'm not really planning to do any college seeing as I can't even make it past high school I doubt I'd even be able to get in to a college.

I'm planning on around 4-8 years in college. I'll be starting with biology so I can go into medicine and then perhaps be a nurse for a while (a murse if I'm a guy right?) which would take 4 years but then I'll try go back and become an anesthesiologist as that is a pretty rare job where I live despite getting a high pay which would take me to the only medical school on my island for another 4 years.

I'm not sure how strange my plan sounds to anyone already in college but my sisters who are already graduating helped me decide on it and I'm hell bent on taking the job of the bastards who took my arm!

I went to school for 4 years, then got an internship and wound up getting a job before I was able to go back for my masters. Maybe some day I will go back and get my masters

Probably 4-8 years I'm thinkin about becoming a double major: Bio and Art. Or I might just Major in Art and minor in Bio. Something like that lol 

I dunno somewhere from 4-8. It all depends on the courses that I plan on taking once I get there. 

I'm from Britain so things work differently over here technically speaking I'm already 2 years in to college, For university however I plan to do a 3 year course in Business Economics, this will let me enrol at a financial analyst position in some big banks from there i can keep moving on up until i can become ceo of a big bank, i don't think i have enough motivation however to go that far so i think ill probably just stop at senior analyst, their pay is ridiculously good and at the end of the day that's all I'm really there for :p

I personally plan to at least do two years first for an associates degree in Computer Science then probably go from there. I'll likely end up getting my bachelor's degree for that field. I just wanna take one step at a time while balancing a new job, doesn't hurt to be a tad bit cautious about things and with college being expensive I want to be careful so I make sure I'm not throwing my money away.

i still need 6 more years till college i can't wait to be in college 

Right now I am going to school at Kaplan college. I really don't know how many years I am going to do. I will have my certification in nine months. I will eventually go back to school for information technology.