[Help] I want an honest answer please as to if I should bother going back to college and ...

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Reply from foliq

foliq — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:20:22 +0100

I just got disqualified form SJSU, was trying to major in electrical engineering for the same reason u were. I guess I’m gonna try to build up my GPA through open university. U should definitely try going back to college again and u probably feel rusty because u haven’t studied in a long time. Once, u start and get a hold of it, you will be back.

Reply from khaoniy3

khaoniy3 — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 08:10:14 +0100

Rest assure my friend. I am in EXACTLY the same position you are. From being disqualified from CSULB to not knowing what I want to be in life. I don’t know what major I should pursue. I only choose business because that is what my parents expected of me. I have been trying to make up my GPA by taken courses thru Open University but it is getting expensive. There are so many more obstacles a student has to endure when he/she is disqualified. And unfortunately, there are not many resources to go to. I do not have any advice to offer, just that I am in the same boat.

Reply from Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 03 May 2009 18:20:17 +0100

yeah, if you can go back then do.
I went back to college for a year when I was too ill to work,
it was worth it, and I am still poor but I hope to get my degree somehow one day,
night school, online learning or full time if can get a loan, worth it,
and I know what you mean about learning getting more difficult, when you do menial work, as I have also had to, it can numb your brain and make you feel a bit dull, there is an online college called email college that offers free courses - not degrees or academic courses, just a lot of interesting courses for self development and brain sharpening, good fun.

Reply from guster32

guster32 — Sun, 03 May 2009 06:12:13 +0100

Well, lemme see-if I was your age and had all of this to deal with, I would either get a job that I could tolerate and go back to school on=line-medical profession is grueling,horrifying work, but there is a need and it pays really well-and you can get a degree (AD) in two years. You could go to night school, week-end school or do most of it on-line except for clinicals. Or, you could join the Peace Corps and see what’s really goin’ on and that might help direct you to a field that yoou might love. i made all the wrong choices, and I wish I had had someone like me in my corner to suggest these things. Some people come out of the womb(I swear) knowing exactly what they want to do! And then there are people like us that just don’t know exactly what to do with ourselves. Sometimes it takes a little longer. Don’t wait too long, before you take action. Time flies right on by, regardless of what you are doing at the moment. Good luck, you sound very capable of becoming just about anything you want to be. The hot jobs are still Information Technology and Nursing-IT is much cleaner and has much better hours than nursing and not so much BURN out. You will find your way…

Reply from Stunna

Stunna — Sun, 03 May 2009 06:10:41 +0100

[quote littleredhen]If you go back to school you can defer your loan payments. However it sounds like you will need another loan in order to afford to go back to school? Students loans are difficult to get right now, especially if you have a limited income and already have several loans you’re paying off. If you can get a loan I would recommend going back to school. By the time you graduate hopefully the recession will be over, you’ll have your degree, you’ll be able to find a high-paying job, switch your loans off deferment, start paying them off again, and hopefully, be happy.

If you can’t get a loan then that’s your answer. Can’t pay for school, can’t go, no need to ask yourself if you should go back.

Good luck![/quote]

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Reply from littleredhen

littleredhen — Sun, 03 May 2009 05:55:01 +0100

If you go back to school you can defer your loan payments. However it sounds like you will need another loan in order to afford to go back to school? Students loans are difficult to get right now, especially if you have a limited income and already have several loans you’re paying off. If you can get a loan I would recommend going back to school. By the time you graduate hopefully the recession will be over, you’ll have your degree, you’ll be able to find a high-paying job, switch your loans off deferment, start paying them off again, and hopefully, be happy.

If you can’t get a loan then that’s your answer. Can’t pay for school, can’t go, no need to ask yourself if you should go back.

Good luck!

Reply from sum

sum — Sun, 03 May 2009 05:45:32 +0100

No you can get specialist high paying jobs if you work as an apprentice sometimes. For instance a pyrotechnitian only needs to graduate high school and work an apprenticeship. My unkle was a high school drop out and currently is a FED ex air maintenance man.

Reply from njwingate

njwingate — Sun, 03 May 2009 05:43:40 +0100

if you don’t get a degree, you can’t get a good job i think. do you want to live in a box, asking people for money? i don’t think so. i don’t think it is that easy to follow your dreams. you just have to work a little bit harder

Reply from sum

sum — Sun, 03 May 2009 05:38:44 +0100

Just do it if you want to. Follow what you want or need to do.