Nervous about moving out

Do what you would regret the least.

>>18459524
Is there anything particularly stopping you from accumulating some money first and then going to a college or university of your choice?

>>18459587
I've been trying to do that, but the shops I've applied at have rejected me do to no previous work experience.

Right now, I really only have a month until orientation.

>>18459660
can you use any of the scholarship money for rent? maybe you can use your pell grant for rent too since the scholarship will cover tuition.

>>18459660
I do not see why, in the other place where you will quickly need the money, they'd be more willing to give you a job. You won't even have the same flexibility with work hours and will more often be tired.

Do they not have dorms that are covered in your full ride?


Anyway, I'd go desu. Worst case scenario you have to drop out, but I think this is huge for your future man, these opportunities don't come often.

It's rough being away from home, but just try and make some friends early on. Talk to your classmates, and if you have any free time what so ever go to any event your college is putting on and mingle.

As for jobs, make sure you ask how to get a campus job. Where I go, those jobs are usually reserved for the international students because it's required in their visa's or something to have a job, but there are a handful of jobs they can't do (such as drive the shuttles, for obvious reasons). See if your school has any open jobs, they will be most understanding of your schedule, unlike mcfats or something else.

Good news is, every college town I've been in is always hurting for work, so jobs are easier to come by. Especially in the summer. All those college kiddies leave and take the whole work force with them, so every summer all the retailers are begging for people to come work for them. Get in good, do a good job, and they'll be more than happy to keep you all year long.