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1. okokcoolguy

   AÄŸustos 1, 2025 - 12:58 am

   Your objective should be to try many things and learn from your mistakes. If you’re able to work part time and go to college for cheap (CC, grants) that would be ideal. Take different classes, talk to people about career paths. You’re in a spot where you don’t know what you wanna do because you haven’t had exposure. I am in my senior year of college and really regret working food service jobs because it really doesn’t align with what I want out of life. Take some action.

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2. Chance-Scratch-8804

   AÄŸustos 1, 2025 - 12:58 am

   You’re actually in a very good position. I highly encourage you to think about investing in further education in a certain skill or passion.

   As someone that holds a bachelors and is about to pursue a masters, I wish someone had told me to just sit and think about what I wanted to do. Instead, I was rushed by my teachers and advisors to go straight to college to study something I was only slightly interested in. College costs money. Alot of money.

   I ended up going back to the community college in my hometown to finish my general education credits so I could transfer out, and through that I found something I was highly interested in for a fraction of the cost. You don’t need to rush into things.

   If you want somewhere to start, sign up for culinary school, a trade, or a community college. Regardless of what you do, if you want a decent job or career you’re going to need some sort of educational certificate to prove you know what you’re doing.

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