Well I'm going........

[Lilcowl327]

Not always true, unless you are in the medical field or something. I dont have a degree and do pretty well. I worked my way from the bottom to the top in my field in less than 7 yrs and make more than double some of the people that graduated college when i was suppose to. And still make 50k a year more than my friend who is a 8yr electrical engineer. So you dont have a degree to work less puls i only work 6 months a year. But Taylor i wish you the best homie and have a little fun with the co-eds

ok another girl opinion... being 19 (me) almost 20.. i have spent 9,500 so far to get a ''better'' education! BUT... my degrees will be in the Medical Field that will NEVER go away.. anyway i think it great either u go to a trade school,tech school, university, or junior college. Your the only person who is gonna choose to get what u want out of it. You can go and fly threw and not use it, or you can go work your butt off ( like i did) and get what u want in life. I myself went to ATI N. richland hills for 10 months just to get my foot in the door. I am going to school after 2 years of working the ''field'' , for my B.S. in nursing then all the way up to Flight Nurse. But anyway enough about me. Taylor if this is what you want to do, then give it all you got. Ok the study tactics i used was alot if index cards and highlighters (those are life savers). and Sticky notes lol . But anyway just my 2 cents ok more like 5....
Cancan

[WARLOCK]

Whenever I leave work for the day to go to school, a guy I work with tells me school is for quitters. LoL

[TATERNATOR]

construction will never stop so I'm good

[cjriojas]

Have fun with this choice. I guarantee it will be the best decision you ever made. Not just because of the degree but everything that goes along with school. I recommend getting dry erase markers and using a large mirror in your house as a dry erase board. +1 for making friends. Cant do it on your own.

[GasGuzzler]

Just to say that everyone is different. Out of the four of us, I am the only one working and they're the ones with 2 MS's and a BA between them. That's all. I quit my scholarship because of life issues and still kinda regret it.