Just graduated high school

Good advice.

this is the only thing that makes sense. thank you.

KILL YOURSELF

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Don't listen to any of the blue color plebeians.

Go to college, get a BA or BS, and from there (if you didn't major in engineering) go to either business school. law school, medical school. or join the military as an officer. And no matter which path you choose, make sure you NETWORK with other people, as one of these people can help get your foot into the door of whatever career you choose.

Good look

t. Attorney making 110k a year

Underage b&

OP never said age you fucking mong, probably 18

I'm in the same boat as you my friend. I'm going to a tech school over summer and getting my certification which is much faster than getting your degree anyway. That's what I would recommend.

What kind of stuff do you like to do?

Amazing that everyone on Yea Forums is 18 in highschool
Dumb faggot

College isn't worth it if your an aimless idiot.

College is worth it if you know exactly what career you want.

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learn to cope with the fact even cartoons wont love you

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moving to britain to study international relations.

had some people suggest for me to go to law school after, but im putting that decision off for later

Get off Yea Forums. Fuck's sake.

Save your money, and get an associates in a trade

not op but thanks for the advice :))

It’s all down hill from here bud.

>implying you're corresponding with some one intelligent enough to comprehend your projection

Not for some of us. Law school wasn't for tucker max. It's an ugly place and I have to chase a couple of ambulances and work for free to make it. I dig and respect the power though.

The justice system is just full of niggers. I can't sleep at night knowing I set some of them free.

They're not in high school anymore. They graduated. Can you even fucking read?

Trust me those are places I don't want to be. I don't need bullshit school to teach me how to do business.

Either become a top 5% lawyer or don't even consider it. Had an uncle who was a lawyer and he said that it's honestly not worth it

What a dumb cunt

Here's the best advice. Do what you want. Learn, fail, have fun, and get experience. Do what you want

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>being this mad over an obvious troll
Stupid nigger

Save and keep your money is on some people's minds an invaluable lifetime skill. It seems easy but you don't do it and you procrastinate. It's as stupid as investing into an apple Amazon lottery. There's people out there in Cuba and Russia countries buying dollars.

Being a wagecuck slave member of society here doesn't sound to me much like turning a profit. That's why losers don't pay taxes. If you want to go to an ugly place meet the wrong people who will turn your career adventure into a prison sentence by all means follow
Advice.

If you want to live your early retirement with a house and somewhere with a low cost of living and no bullshit follow my advice.

op here
tell me what jobs i can get with an international relations degree /b

So if my savings advice isn't shit it's because you offer nothing. Society offers nothing.

Travel, see the world, don't feel compelled to drop $100k on college straight off the bat. College *can* be helpful, especially if you want a white-collar job - but don't look on it as a hard requirement. (The trades - e.g. electrician, plumbing, etc - make pretty good salaries.) If you do go to college, consider community college for the cost savings; most CCs are depressing as hell, but they're also far far cheaper than almost all 4-year colleges.

These networking people are faggots and perverts and if I was a whore a faggot and a criminal bigger unicorns than Starbucks promises to return to college.

Not everyone knows what they want at 18. There's a deficit of people who went to college with a goal in mind only to realize 2 years into it that there degree is either worthless or they fucking hate the field.
T. College drop out robotics/comp science faggot
I've been driving trains for two years now and will most likely be able to buy my own house in cash by this time time next year. There's money to be made in the trades op and you don't have to stick to one thing if you don't want to. never stop learning

What and angry cunt

OP
i never saw college as something essential. have considered skipping college & moving to florida to fish

I didn't graduate and I make 40 an hour.

If you can afford to do it for a year or two, do it; you can always move elsewhere and/or do something else if it doesn't suit you. Don't let yourself get too content or fritter yourself away, though; "I just got a job, time to buy that stupidly expensive car!" is way too common a thing.

British summerfag detected

Yeah, we really don't need anyone else moving here. Choose somewhere else, especially if you just want to "fish." Our waters are polluted. The canals, beaches and what streams you can find are full of garbage and toxins. No one will buy what you catch. Stay away.

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Gay cunt

If you can afford college without taking out absurd loans, get a degree in some form of high-demand field. STEM field degrees are more useful than African Feminist Basket Weaving.

If ya can't afford college, either go to a trade school and learn something like Welding or HVAC and get a job doing that, then complete school; or go join the military. Just don't be an idiot while you're in, complete your service, and get your degree. You could also do ROTC at a college and get a scholarship if you're in burgerland.

Underage b&

Tech is one of the few remaining fields where they're fine with autodidacts and (to a lesser extent) people without any kind of degree. If you can demonstrably code, they'll take you on.

Do what I never could, and pull the trigger

Suck my prepubescent cock user

>it worked for me so it'll work for you too!!!

Dear god don't go into college. Find an apprenticeship, get into a trade, learn a physical skill you can bank on.

Eh, a great high paying job is getting into a running trade position for a railroad. Most don't require previous experience, and as a conductor/engineer you'll be making 6 figures within 1-2 years after finishing training.

Lmao imagine wasting so much time and money getting a law degree just to make barely over 100k a year.
Before I even graduated I started working for Union Pacific, while training I finished graduating and took home 90k my first year. Now I'm clearing 140-160k a year as an engineer working 4 days a week with 6 weeks of vacation a year plus another 12 earned days off per year. Most of my shifts are only 6-7hrs long.