>anon you have to go to college to get a career to get a job

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I didn't go to college though. I don't make a ton of money, but I make more than enough for just me. Plus I don't have any debt.

>>35386454
honestly i would be chill just having money for weebnes and vidya

>>35386536
You don't have to go to college. Life will be much harder financially, and you'll have less opportunity, but I think it's worth it. I don't want a high stress, high pay, high hour, salary job, I'd rather have a low stress, low pay, low hour, pay by hour job.

>>35386614
>>35386454
What careers (and I use that term lightly) are there to go for if I want this?

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>>35386734
I don't know. I got a job as a forklift driver by being a good wage cuck and looking out for opportunity. Trade is the most common alternative to college I hear.

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>>35385912
I dropped out of hs and knocked a girl up and know life can get really frustrating and I dont have as much money as i'd like for necessities like food, weed rent but i always find a way in the end due to the kindness of other people because I am a lazy unorganized fuck when it comes to "working" in the "career" sense

>>35386614
this
my mother is always tired and stressed
but makes some amazing digits

i dont know if i want that kind of life

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The best route, if you can manage it, is going to college and treating it as job training. Do some research and actually learn how your education will be applied. BLS.gov is a great resource, talking to professors as well to figure out what jobs are available for people with different degrees, how many jobs are available, and what the work environment is like. At least personally I'd like a nice job where I could sit down indoors and save my body, with enough demand to not have to worry too much if I need to shop myself to different employers. A comfortable job with a comfortable income that allows you to live comfortably without needing to worry about stuff like paying the bills, getting injured at work, having health and dental care, etc.

If you opt for a low-pay job you will NOT have these things. You'll be on your sore aching feet all day, for a low wage which barely allows you to survive if you're lucky enough to not get fired after 3 months and thrown away like human trash.

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*ahem*

there is another way...

wagie

>>35385912
No, you don't hate to, college is a meme, you have get a good job without it.

>>35386778
Miles?
This is obviously not original.

>>35387017
Hello. Hi
Not oregano

Currently attempting to become a nurse. I am not in a program yet, but I hope it works out because they make bank.

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>>35385912
>growing up was a mistake
then ungrow up

it's not that complicated anon, just become a kid again

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>>35387060
>because they make bank
...?
how poor are you to unironically think nurses make bank?

>>35388257
Only in burgerland are they paid poorly. In socialist countires its well paid. My ex was a nurse and worked a 12 hour shift on a stat holiday and made $800.