Is it worth it to graduate in four years?

[couser]

I find myself asking that. I recently found out a way to do it, but it involves cutting it really close on funds and putting my scholarship at risk. There are some benefits: less interest on loans, possible study abroad after graduation, more time to focus on job hunting/career building, maybe I'll go into grad school. I think too, however, that I

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[michaelofoz]

I'm not sure about graduating on time, but I have to disagree with some of your statements. If you don't go into a field that interests you, and do what you want to do, then what's the point of working at all. Your career is something that must be decided carefully or you'll end up hating it, and in turn hating life. Work is gonna suck even if you do something you like. Might as well get the most out of it, and not just fall into whatever. These are just my thoughts on the matter, and good luck on whatever choice you make.