school
Hey, this is directed at anyone who understands the uk school system to any degree.
I'm 19, i dropped out of college twice so i have no a-levels or anything.
However, now that my life and mh seems to be more stable, i'm thinking of continuing my education.
One problem is deciding what to do. I'm interested in way too many things, it's insane.
I am thinking business though, learning the in's and out's so I can one day open my own business.
I took business for my gcse's and briefly during collage too. I enjoy it, it's a subject I love. Also, despite my lack of attention, revision, motivation and overall effort I did really well. Like, 9's kinda well.
So I have no concern on doing well, I am slightly worried on if I will be able to stick it out though. However, if I focus I think i'll do really well.
What's the best route to go down? Do I go back to collage (one I haven't been to before), or is there any other ways I can go? I have 0 clue, I think collage but then i'll be in collage till i'm 21-22. Just feels late I guess.
I tried looking to see if there was a way I could just skip that and go to uni but after a couple hours of research, i'm confused. I also need it to be affordable, or be able to take out an education loan (idk how to do that either).
So, if anyone has any advice, please help!
Thank you, bye bye
@Malecfan
I recommend college, 21 or 22 is normal, not old at all 🥰 I wish you the very best no matter your decision!
I remember the UK School education but I'm a little bit of an old soul I might not be totally up to date on how it is now. 🧐
I will say it is never ever too late to go to college it is never ever too late to do what you want to do.💖
You have endless options and opportunities as to how you choose to make money in a way that's going to make you happy and in a way where it will always interest you so you will never get tired of it.😁