I'm tired of being in this s***ty position i'm in and I need y'all advice. Should I just go for 2 years, expedite the education process and settle with an associate's degree, or should I just go for the full four years and get a bachelors?

What do you wanna major in? It's never too late tbh. Some guy at my job is 26 and just started college. There be damn near 40/50 year olds in some of my senior courses too

My mom became selfmade in her early 40s

Dont let the concept of age ever control you

Depends what you want to do right?

@op you're going to be 80 one day. Would college be a good pathway for the next move you want to make in life?

F*** worrying about when you started or how old you'd be when you finish..

College is different for everyone, vro. I didnt graduate til I was 26 and there were people in their 30s/40s/50s in a lot of my classes. You should get that AA first at community College (cheapest option) and then you can continue if you want.

The average age of a college graduate is 25. Don’t let age discourage you. You’re in your early 20s still.

I want to do IT, specifically web development.

Unless you have any connections that can pull some strings then yeah id say get some education man

Probably because they got their certifications watching youtube vids

Beat your meat

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trade school

Wtf why isnt reply working

22 young asl my guy lmao whenever you ready to go start the process. knock the whole 4 years out.

Sometimes you have to guess where the button is

pretty much what everyone said, I had adults in their 40s in my classes and it wasn't weird at all

I work in software development -- Not as a developer, but as a IT Business A***yst.

Depends on what type of lane you are moving towards. I'd say that you should take some classes at your local community college and decide from that point

IT can offer quite a few different paths

trade school

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Bro I’ve seen 40-year-olds in some of my classes and I go to a state university

you can definitely still go and i bet you wouldn’t regret it. i mean people change majors so much and don’t end up on the right one til they’re your age

Nothing wrong with starting college a little later. That being said if you’re gonna do it go for a bachelors. Associates degrees ain’t s***