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A Housewife Who Entered Graduate School at Age 32 Is Criticized by Those Around Her for "Taking a Spot Meant for Younger People" → A University of Michigan Student Says, "That's Unthinkable in America."
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A post I saw about a 58-year-old who passed the Kyoto University entrance exam and said that some people were saying "make room for younger people," which made me laugh. Universities are open to those who aspire to academic pursuits. That's all there is to it. It's not like it's "the next step after high school."
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