- Computational neuroscience (I have vague ideas for a Ph.D thesis)
- World history (I've come to realize the breadth of my ignorance)
- French (I studied it in school from age 7 to 14 and still struggle to hold basic conversations)
- Driving (I'm 24 and don't have a license... that has to change)
I don't know about your specific situation, but in general driving is overrated. It's a stressful activity that provides no exercise, and owning a car is expensive (more so than most people realize). I think you're best off if you can find a place to live where walking, biking and public transit are all you need. That's what I hope to do.
So if you're feeling self-conscious for going so long without a license, don't. You really haven't missed out on much.
And being able to drive is really useful :-)
I do have a car; it's fairly cheap to run and it means I can travel at weekends etc. Freedom.
I don't enjoy _having_ to drive somewhere, however.
I am planning on getting a pilot's license this summer, however. Unlike driving, flying is actually fun.