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Reasons
- Burnt out from lack of ambition (Reached boiling point after taking out first loan)
- Depression
- Shitty person overall
Pros
- Only $5000 in debt
- Won't rack up more debt
- Will have time to remove burn out and reassess my life.
- Won't have to waste 25 HOURS every week sitting on a train.
- Freedom, the major I chose has always been too difficult and uninteresting.
Cons
- 3 years of my life gone with nothing to show for it.
- Risky, dropping out =/= finding something to motivate me.
- 0 selling points without a degree(autistic, selfish, sheltered, slow in the head, 0 discipline)
Conclusions
- Drop out and halfheartedly try to find my first ever job while doing some soul searching.
- Stay in school despite being burnt out, fail classes due to falling asleep from long train rides, and waste more money wracking up debt for a future-less degree.
- Find some trade/vocational school that is close to idiot proof.
- Become a hikikomori neet.
Thoughts?
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nobody cares. Get over it these issues are insignificant.
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>>18027486
Second this. You sound kind of like a betacuck OP
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>>18027486
>>18027490
Yeah I am a betacuck.
If I had a back bone or a brain I wouldn't be asking for direction.
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I dropped out after third year only to go back and finish it a couple years later
I would tell you to tough it out and get it done, but if you truly want to take another path, that is your decision. Just think carefully about it because the work you can find without a degree isn't often very good
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>>18027486
>>18027490
lolwtf this is /adv/ you faggots
>>18027480
Do some research on certification programs at your local community colleges. I.e. at my school I can go for one semester and prepare for my EMT cert. Or figure out what kind of trade you want to do and certify yourself at a CC.
Once you've found your trade, learn the time value of money and invest your cash wisely so that you can have a shitload left over when you retire.
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>>18027496
To be honest OP, just based on the bits of personality I was able to garner from your post, it seems like you are fucked either way. Doesn't sound like you give a shit really, so either decision is likely to result in failure
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