Flunk out gameplan

RedSkeller · 2019-12-19T17:29:39+00:00

The answer is there is much for you to figure out and no one on the internet can help you do that. It's a shitty answer, but it's true.

Going to college without a plan will land you a degree you could care less about, dept, and no plans for the future. Taking a break from school usually means you never end up going back or much later than you anticipated.

No career books or councilors can helps with what makes you happy, your passion or what you want to do. You need to pool together enough common interests, experiment with different jobs and then take a solid step in a career path, possibly learning something along the way.

All of this requires some form of discipline, which begs the question, how'd you fail out? Likely the same patterns repeat in all aspects of your life. If you weren't able to buckle down and take college seriously, which is much more challenging and expensive, so if you couldn't do that, what will change?

You have to change or create the mother fucker who will do all this shit. I know because I did it. Figure it out before you're 30 without acquiring dept or child support/alimony and you're golden.

FereallyRed · 2019-12-19T22:34:32+00:00

Stop being retarded and put your energy into something you want to do, despite it being difficult at the time.

svenfromaccounting · 2019-12-19T19:38:20+00:00

You are going to fail for attendance? I HIGHLY recommend appealing that sort of failure with any sort of bullshit written excuse about family problems, social problems, etc.

Finish this program, and go work in the field for 2-3 years for more than minimum wage so that you have money to pay for a special education that you'll think you'll want.

If you fail now its hello McDonalds and good luck paying off those debts within a decade on min wage.

WolfOfGroveStreet · 2019-12-20T04:36:34+00:00

I failed out of university my freshman year and was crushed. I didn't think there would ever be a path forward but now I have the job of my dreams.

I sucked it up and did community college while I worked and spent a lot of time on fitness. Grade forgiveness was essential in going back, see what the policy is when you decide to return. Investing in your education is a big part of getting results -- it made a hell of a difference taking out minimal loans and working vs partying on the government dime like most students. Get involved in your field beyond your courses: read books, join groups, and chat with your professors. If you're in CC this will make letters of recommendation easy apart from the obvious benefits of enriching your knowledge and making better personal connections.

Title	Flunk out gameplan
Author	Big_Homie_Mozi
Upvotes	0
Comments	5
Date	December 19, 2019 5:08 PM UTC (6 years ago)
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