I'm 22 years old, and will be starting my freshman year of college in two weeks. I struggled when I was younger, and it was necessary for me to overcome my obstacles, work full time, and become independent before getting an education.

Every time it gets brought up in conversation, people look confused and ask me "oh so are you transferring from community college?", or "oh are you starting grad school?". It's unbearable, and although I've gotten pretty good at handling these situations, it still sucks.

I will be living in the dorms my first year with another older student who just got out of the military, and plan on living off campus the following three years. Luckily I am going to a pretty non-traditional school, and many students enter as a freshman at my age.

I have definitely improved since discovering the red pill a year ago, and I'm grateful I have this information before I go to college. I'm just looking for advice on how to make the best out of the next four years and succeed with women in my given situation. There's no way for me to go back and time, get a degree, and currently ball out with money, status, and women at 22 like some of you might be doing, so I'm trying to make the best of my life now and going forward.