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[quote=Anonymous]Op, I was also directionless and dropped out of college when I was your age. Unlike you, I had parents who were too busy doing drugs to encourage me to pursue any college path. I'm married to an Asian who immigrated to the US to do a second masters in the same subject he already had a master's in. He put up with many bs like it's common to not finish your bachelor's degree in no less than five years because of administration issues, i.e.professors don't want to grade. His college chose what he could major in. It was engineering or statistics for him. Unlike you, he didn't go into debt and now has a stem Ph.D. Is there any way that you could get a state scholarship? Since you don't know what you want to do, don't go into a lot of debt. What if you want to be a stay at home mom, but you can't get this debt paid off? Going to an expensive school so you can get a low-paying rich people job doesn't make sense. I work in a similar public-facing Starbucks job, and it's not fun. [/quote]

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