Çok kayıp evde eğitim gören çocuğun rehberliğe ihtiyacı var

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1. TheSheWhoSaidThats

   Ekim 14, 2025 - 12:20 am

   I’ve been there. Here’s what you do: you walk into a community college and set up an appointment with an admissions counselor. See if they have a program where you can earn a GED and college credit at the same time (mine did – there was a dual enrollment program). If not, ask around at other community colleges. Go for a two-year Associate’s transfer degree or a career-specific certificate (depending on what looks more interesting – talk to the counselor). They can help you get set up with financial aid too. Don’t wait till you turn 18. Just go now. If your parent’s income is below the poverty line, all two years will likely be free. If not, they’ll help you crunch the numbers and see what it will cost.

   Edit: i also was isolated from people and didn’t know how to drive till late in life. I get it. You have to just take charge of your life. They only have as much control as you give them, once you turn 18. Community college is the single best thing i ever did for myself. It set me on the right path. I wouldn’t have been able to take all the rest of the steps toward independence without that transfer degree.

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2. Existing-Dare884

   Ekim 14, 2025 - 12:20 am

   In all seriousness the military is one easy way to get out

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3. RedneckAdventures

   Ekim 14, 2025 - 12:20 am

   I’d go to the military, do your time and get those sweet benefits.

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4. dox1842

   Ekim 14, 2025 - 12:20 am

   joining the military isn’t a bad decision.

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5. PastaEagle

   Ekim 14, 2025 - 12:20 am

   Get accepted to college and move out

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