should i go to collage for animation and 3d modeling or

>>2335497
go to youtube before you waste your money. If you're even asking that question; Don't.

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>>2335497

Depends, some people can be self taught. Other people learn better from an instructor.

Can you teach your self? Try it out if don't know, it only will cost some time. If you are getting nowhere try the other route before you commit to a full course. You can hire an instructor or attend a class or two to see if you like it and progress better.

>>2335497
depends on how motivated you are, considering you made this post, you probably aren't motivated enough. To get really good on your own you'd have to be someone who goes after it no matter what

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If you do go to college, don't just go to "any" art college.

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...Or you may find yourself in financial trouble, in the end, with no real way of recouping your losses.