So a year ago I made the decision that I'd rather work through building my career than education. When I posted my decision on B.net a year ago, I was met with quite a but of criticism, mostly because everyone thought I was being irrational in doing so. They may have been partially right.

While I do admit, I turned my back on it because of other completely unrelated matters at the time made the upkeep of work impossible. However, four years after graduating high school, I'm still incredibly bitter about how fucking uncaring the education system is to me as a student, and in all honesty? At the time I felt college was no different. I'm partially to blame though, I had no idea what I wanted to do so I just took Gen Eds part time, one or two classes a term without ever really deciding on a major. So after I while I may have felt that it wasn't the right place for me, especially when councilors and advisers had no interest in helping someone who didn't already have a plan set out.

Now I'm kind of looking back from a birds eye view and seeing things from a more objective lens. I'm significantly more happy with where I am now then I was a year ago. I [kind of] have an idea of what I would want to do, and I've been making sure to look up what paths they take to ensure I'm not stuck with any more Gen Eds than I need. It will be sometime though before I do go back, my living situation being the biggest wall to that, I have zero interest in moving back in with my mom but if I can't get room mates that aren't fucking squatters It'll be longer before I can get back into the swing of things.

Does anyone have any advice as to how I should proceed with possibly starting up school again? I don't really know where I left off outside of what core classes I had already finished.

Only if you're in the Central FL area.

Come live with me, rent would be like $100.

Pbsc?

Close, you could go to pbsc.

How long of a drive is that from OL?

Palm beach state college, formerly Palm beach community college.

PBSC and only $100 rent sounds nice, and I'm sure I'd get a part time job easy with my work experience, but I really don't want to leave the company I'm with now. I've grown incredibly attached to it.

2 hours give or take.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Lot of gay shit goes down around here.

Can't be as bad as a neighbor across the street that spies on me, and a neighbor next door that mentions breaking in when I'm in earshot.

And people are pretty rude tbh.

If RC is going it must be good.....

If RC is going it must be good.....

Haha no, it's just a community college bru

When I posted my decision on B.net a year ago, I was met with quite a but of criticism, mostly because everyone thought I was being irrational in doing so.

Story of my life.