Who says I am planning on going to college at all.

I'm planning on taking college for 1 year. Technically it'll be 3, but 2 of those are highschool. Link to epicness.

mrfe : The link seems to be broken. Well, I'm not quite sure how long, or even what I will go to college for, but I'm guessing about six years, but one of them being taken during my senior year. At least, that's what I'm thinking now.

Probably gonna be in college for the next 5 or six years (community college plus university). Then I'll go on to medical school.

I'm thinking of doing 2 years, but I'm going to go during the summer too.

I plan on getting a masters degree in programming so I guess 2 or 3 years.

Well I will do about seven and I am going right after I finish High School. I want to start a successful life so I make sure I am doing right. I hope whoever is trying to live a successful life as well as me, I hope you all exceed try your best because you can only do your best seriously. The world will be hard on you so be careful. I might Evan start my own website kind a like vizzed.

Roughly 8- Majoring in Microbiology to be a DNA Analyst [forensics field]

If college includes everything after high school - there's a distinction between college and university In Quebec  - , then I will have spent 7 years. Hopefully this will be the last; I want to start my life at once!

Never have and never will go to college, so no years for me lol

Thou I can see the benefits of going, I'm not really in need of it.

I have a good well paid job now that I'm more than happy with, so going for career purposes are out.

I probably would have gone when I was younger, but due to family illness I needed to leave school as soon as I could to help with that.

Maybe one day I will change my mind and go, if anything just to better myself a bit more.

But as for right now I'm happy as is.

I plan on doing 4 in American War history.

I'm currently in my third and final year of college (or university as it's known by me) studying classics, but I plan to do a masters degree afterwards in archives and records management. So that's 4 years in college total, although I'm taking a gap between graduation and starting my masters.

Im planning to go to college for like 4 years or more .

I was planning to go to college for a good period of time...
just depends if I can get a place really...
but that wont be for another few years yet... .

I still do not know about this yet. I am getting close to college so I have to start to think about it. Right now I am probably going for only 6 years.

I'm on my fifth year in college for a four year degree. It's not the way I wanted it to go, but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. Between work, school, and my Bible Study, I really haven't had time to put 15-18 hours in each semester, not to mention studying and everything else. When I graduate, I might take a semester off before I get a second Bachelor's Degree in Business or Journalism (or perhaps both?) and joining the Air Force ROTC. That would give me another two years of school, at least, but becoming an officer in the Air Force would be worth it. Of course, I could also attempt to go to Officer's Candidate School. It's very selective and I want to improve my chances.

If I decide not to go into the Air Force, though, I might get a Masters in Public Administration or go to Law School, since my major is Political Science. I'm also considering going to a theology school, but that's not at the top of the things I want to do. It's just an option.

Right about two years left on my Undergrad
Two to Three years for my MBA

Words of wisdom: Do not take a break when you graduate. I squandered away a large scholarship because I started making good money at a young age and did not go back to school until I was 27. At that point I was already married, had two kids, and 7 years at my job. Going back was much much harder than it could have been before I had so much more responsibility.  Two years worth of credits took me just over 3 to complete. If you are just getting out of high school, start college ASAP and take on as much summer course work as you can. If you can finish school early it will sooooooo pay off in the future. It is critical to be thinking 4 or 5 steps ahead when it comes to your career. And if you have a decent job, do not get pulled in by the high pay unless it is truly something you want to do the rest of your life. I don't hate my job mainly because of the pay/benefits and I work with some pretty cool people, but there is no way I want to do it for the rest of my life. STAY IN SCHOOL FOLKS!

I want to take at least 8 years to become a doctor of some sort. I want to get into a good college, maybe University of VA but I want to be either a medicine doctor or pharmaceutical one. I am still undecided, maybe not a surgeon or something like, that I can't handle slashing and removing body parts, so I am still undecided, I  have time though so I will come to a good doctor type job that offers high pay. And to get into a good college, you need great grades, I have maintained 4.0 GPA for 4 years straight, so I think I have got what it takes!