YES!! KEEP GOING ! I’m rootin’ for you. Proud of you that you even went back. Best of luck!

31? You're a kid!

In general. I've always done average, but it's sometimes more about execution. That's where smart and average people start off. They do not necessarily execute either.

But just make sure you're studying something that gets you a job after. You won't have time for another degree.

Don't quit. I did the same for a similar reason. Walking across that graduation stage (at 32) gave me such joy and it helped me believe in myself more. If you like the subject matter and if that degree will help you move forward, then please - persevere.

It takes courage to return to university. Keep your eyes on the prize (graduation) and don't worry about how others are doing in comparison. You bring your own unique mix of skills and life experience, and I'm sure that the young folks are learning from you :)

All the very best.

I went back at age 35 after being in/ out for a period of ten years. I got a degree and doubled my salary - totally worth it !

Nothing to do with age, or grades. But if you need to ask...

Why are you there? If it's to get a particular job, best be very very proactive about that now. If it's to actually learn a particular thing then learn it. Maybe that takes time struggling through as you catch up to what seems to be easy for others. But, what I can tell you from experience a lot of that easy is from working in groups and basically cheating. Focus on actually learning. In this way, it's not about the piece of paper, or the grades, but it IS about the value that allows you to provide to others. If it's only about you and some degree...wait till your retired and do it for free.

It took me around 10 years to finish my degree because 1. I'm scared to death of being in debt 2. Very few classes were offered at the crappy community college I went to 3. I wasn't confident in my abilities.
I graduated from SFU in 2013, but with a useless degree.
I've gotten nowhere since then. I'm back in another college now and I'm doing horribly. I've also lost money in failing/dropping courses. I just don't have the drive to be in a classroom anymore, but I'm unable to get any job offers with the education I have. Just please make sure you're not pursuing a useless degree.

The degree is a degree.... doesn't matter what the GPA is. Definitely go back. The average ages of students today are early to mid 30s. You are still very young.

...we weren't all meant to learn in straight lines and then climb straight ladders.

That path is for many people, but not all people. Society and the media will tell you its the only worthwhile path.
Isn't.

I think some of the commenters here are right. Sit down and ask yourself why you are pursuing a degree, why really. When you have that honest answer for Yourself, you will more clearly see your next steps for your life. To pursue? To not? To switch to college? To trades? To craft beer making or artisanal bread?