Hello, I am a junior college student. I may have a higher education than you, but my social knowledge is not as rich as yours, and my insight into life may not be as strong as yours. But I think I may be able to answer your question as follows.

1. You can go to college, and there is no age limit at present.

I don't know about self-funded students, but I have a bachelor's degree in law from Southwest University of Political Science and Law. In fact, I know that the curriculum can be used for postgraduate classes. Generally, there will be some academic lectures published in posters for anyone to listen to.

I think you are in business, so you must study economics or e-commerce.

Yes, in ordinary universities, they offer some courses for the training of the rich. For example, some training done by Peking University is more interesting and practical. My brother is in the same situation as you. He spent more than 500,000 yuan studying for an MBA at China Renmin University. If you really want to learn, you should have a corresponding understanding by directly logging on the website of the school you want to go to or personally consulting in the local area.

My brother studied MBA for two years.

Needless to say, there must be. If you don't think so, there will be no value-added function and there is no need to waste time.

7. Yes, studying abroad or learning a foreign language is also good. Learning a foreign language is as close as possible to your business, or the whole family often travels to different countries.

If I were you, enriching myself is only a part of my life, and my energy is mainly family and work. When I have time to calm down, I will have the same choice as you, but I won't spend a few years in domestic universities to enrich myself. At most, I will do several training courses offered by famous universities in Beijing.