Continual learning is integral to the identity and success of many designers. But sometimes, a person’s current role or firm can’t meet their education needs. One option is to reenter higher education as a non-traditional or mid-career student.

Learners who return to school are far from alone; for instance, more than one in three master’s degree candidates are 25 or older. Still, going back affects one’s lifestyle, finances, and career, as the four designers in this article found out. They’ve shared their journeys and advice for others considering the decision.

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