Rose Byrne

It's just not.

It's just not.

If you're going to live in New York or LA, you can't financially survive.

Especially if you have a family.

So I wonder now, obviously I'm so old now, I've got no idea, but if they take that into consideration at these schools.

But back then, it was way more snobby.

My parents, they were like, got to go to uni, got to keep your brain working.

And I studied English literature and gender studies.

I didn't finish my degree, but I went to Sydney Uni, which is a gorgeous campus.

It's a bit like Hogwarts, beautiful old sandstone buildings.

I did half my degree and then I started getting more jobs and I ended up like, I'll finish it online.

I never did.

And I wish I had.

I do.

It's always going to be sort of hanging.

Just that sense of accomplishment that I finished it.

I think because I started so young, there was a part of me was like, do I just like this because I liked it when I was little or do I still like this?

The opportunity to study and what a privilege to be able to do that.

And I really liked university.

I loved the independence of it.