Any tips for someone about to drop out of college? I'm

>>1101777
get your degree with it? you never know what could happen.
half a million wont do much unless you plan on investing that money on a business.

>>1101783
I plan on investing it, but I'm thinking about using the time I have now to focus on self-study in something which could get my a stable job.

Something that's more experience based, but not a blue collar one tho.

>>1101777
People go to college to get half a mil

>>1101800
True, I've thought about this.
I really enjoy Computer Science, but I feel like the regional college that I attend just isn't worth the money I am paying for the degree.

I figure that I could just work a dead-end job, conservatively invest the money, and self-study computer science while committing to applying the languages and concepts I learn by coding projects on github and participating in open-sourced projects.

Finish the degree man.

You never know what kind of bullshit can happen to you either legally or healthwise and it is always good to have a fall back point.

If you ever find yourself in need of money you will be kicking yourself for not getting your degree.

>>1101777

>about to receive half a million bucks
>not just paying off your degree so that you're slightly more employable AND investing whatever would be left over

>>1101777
just slow down with school but finish.
I have rental propertys a job and a pretty big stock portfolio but i got bored at 23 and went back to school and i now take 1 class a semester at community college. Not only do i get a degree but i take my time and actually learn shit i want to learn and meet people on the way.

All these people inheriting nice ammount of cash. Can't help but be jealous as shit.