I'm 24 Am I too old to go to college? I never had a job

>>18251940
College is like
90% commitment and 10% brain capacity. If you have resources to attend college and determination, nothing can stop you.

But question yourself if it is worth it. How old you will be once you finish, if there are even job in the area for absolvents and if it is something you want to do in future for living.

Also kids after 30 are more likely to have various illnesses and girls after that age are less desirable. Plan your life ahead girl!

>>18251961
I don't think I'll have kids of my own so my plan for the future is to take care of the family I already have. So that would mean making money. My mother has a good retirement but to actually help her enjoy life comfortably and learn some new things I'd like to pretty much double what our household makes a month. I am thinking of doing chemical engineering but I'm not confident. Maybe for my purposes just and since I'm already an adult I should just get a job, but without education I'm not qualified for much

>>18251981
If you dont plan kids at all and want to spent your life at work, then for all means try college. You can fail and do some shit job anytime.

If you want to take care of family, double check that job opportunities exists for
>chemical engineering
in your area unless you plan moving your whole family elsewhere.

>>18251940
College is the easy part. It's just an educational business that will accept anyone of any age (who can afford it) and it will be up to you to get what you want out of it.

Getting a job with no qualifications, working that job while you're trying to study, and ultimately finding a job that suits your degree are all way harder.

>>18252009
I am lucky in that I absolutely do not need a job if I don't want one. Both my parents say they'll always support me. But I don't want that, I want to make things better

>>18252052
Good for you. College, youth and success are all vain.