I'm about to fail college for the 2nd time. I don't

The college is not for you try something new and exciting. I dont know about your country but in mine there are lots of alternatives! Its not over yet Anon

Generally higher salaries and job prospects for the rest of your life.

Wait, you said, "fail."

The opposite, then.

>>17852818
Burgeristan.

>>17852823
Savage.

I dropped out of college twice. Once when I was 18, I just quit going and ended up with 4 F's on my transcript. I went back when I was 21, did a semester, got mostly B's and C's then stopped. I went back a third time when I was 27 and got straight A's and ended up with a 3.4 GPA somehow. I only got my Associates because I got a job offer but I think I was on the path for success had I decided to continue for my Bachelors.

There's still hope but it's highly unlikely. College wasn't and isn't for me though. I have to work very hard to make the same amount as my brother who has a college degree. Then again I have a buddy who makes twice as much as us doing construction, but that's harder work than I currently do.

>>17852835
What's your proffesion? I already have my associate, I got it last semster, before going back to my 4 year this semster. However it's just in liberal arts because I just took a hodge podge of random classes l.

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>>17852815
Next for you is visiting the career advisor on campus and working out what is best for you. Guy I know dropped out of law school, joined the merchant navy and is now on stupid money on oil tankers. There is a wonderful world out there, so dont despair at all!

There is differents things you can do besides college. Learn a trade