Carpenter apprentiship

>>1608906
Country?

>>1608906
Trades here, I work with race cars.

Be friends with people, they wanna see you succeed. You've probably got an uncle whos brother is in plumbing, ask to tag along on one of his trips, look curious.

>>1608948
Talk with their bosses, chances are they're just regular guys who drink beer on weekends especially if it's a trades job. Friend them up and stay in touch. No one ever hires "that wiz-kid that popped out of nowhere" when their highschool friend is looking to get out of being a store clerk

If you're close to finishing on receiving your bachelor's degree, I say, finish it and be done with it. Might as well. However, at the end of the day, it's your life. Do what makes you happy. Find whatever it is that you love, and if you have passion for it, then eventually, the money will role in too. Don't give up and never stop.

>>1608953
That's my plan, I've decided to change majors so that I can graduate, I have enough credits, just not enough of the right classes for my original major. On top of that they're trying to tell me I have to go somewhere and volunteer 240 hours of my time and work for free in exchange for 4 credits, fuck that.

>>1608951
That's great advice, appreciate it. At the end of the day everyone helps out their friend, so become a friend. I've always wanted to be a mechanic too, but I like working on cars recreationally, I think after my 300th oil change of the day I'd blow my brains out