>be a year and a half ago >ask my parents if they'd

>>37888479
>my parents pay for college
>but it fucking sucks and want to drop out
>can't do it because it'd mean they completely wasted a ton of money

Same thing happened to me at 19. Saved money and moved out down the road into a 3 bedroom house with some friends that one of my roommates parents owned and they rented it to us cheap lives there a year met a girl while I was living there in a different city moved in with here. Honestly getting a job and going to school changed my life. My parents have never been prouder. 22 years of age btw. They really do only have your best interest at heart but you won't realize it until you do adult things yourself like lay your own bills and things. Before all of that my relationship with my parents was shitty. Then again all I was doing was smoking weed and failing in school. Trust me anon I've been there.

>>37888530

Only making it worse anon. Drop out sooner rather than later, less money wasted that way.

>>37888631
Already finishing third year, and I can probably make it through, it'll just deteriorate my health and general well being a whole lot more than what I'd consider acceptable

>>37888479
>Parents too broke to pay for college
You're actually going to finish school with a meme finance degree from a tier 2 state school with over 80k in debt.

>Shit sucks, I fucked up and parents didn't help me Highschool taught me if you didn't go stay at a college you were a loser.

Going to live frugal and take CC classes while wageslaving full time to go to PA school.

>If I can make 90k or more by age 30 I can erase my over 150k debt in 5 years by living on 40k and with gf help to support us. (I know that's a gamble in itself)

>tldr go to CC for one or two years and don't bullshit around and don't get a meme degree. AKA only pre med , pre dentistry, PA, nursing, Enginneering except civil and bio, CS, info systems, Accounting.