u/Civil-Airline-5727

do u feel like the education u received was ample?

This is coming from arjan, Navaan fan. I love how Hustinder talks about common issues, and not just jutt or weapons. I just got into his music, I know I’m gonna enjoy his art.

Or was it OJT?

I'm at a CC and my goal is t transfer for Spring 27 do I have to have all of my coursework done by the Summer term?. Or can I have all the courses in the progress for fall 27 and still be eligible, I'm confused.

Really interested in this question. It seems California salaries pays like shit, too many grads for the jobs we have here. I'm open to move in the near future, still in college for time being. Just interested in this question and your opinion on this.

So I’m an incoming junior at a state college. My GPA is sitting at 3.3. I haven’t even applied to any internships. I’m also transferring to a no name state school. Any words of encouragement?

I literally have no friends or family to talk too. Other then gym and work, there's nothing much to it.

I feel like I literally have tried everything on surface like therapy, self-help books, prayers.. nothing really works tbh. I feel like the ship is sailing quick and I can't catch it anymore no matter how much I try...

Went to the club last night. I swear it's nothing like back when clubbing was better like 2014-19. Nobody wanna dance with each other anymore, well that was a final farewell for me.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some brutally honest perspective on my situation because I feel stuck in a loop and don't know what my next right move is.

I’m 33 years old, and I spent my entire 20s and early 30s job-hopping. Honestly, I’ve worked almost every random job you can think of, and I was barely able to keep most of them.

My track record with committing to things is rough:

College: I have multiple Ws (withdrawals) on my transcripts from prior failed attempts.

Trades: I tried starting trade schools for lineman and aviation mechanic. Dipped out of both.

CDL: I actually managed to power through and get my commercial driver's license, but I dipped out of driving after just a few months.

Where I am right now: I am currently living with my parents, and my home life isn't the best. It’s a stressful environment, and I desperately want to get my life together. The silver lining is that despite all the dropping out, I am currently just three classes away from finishing my requirements to transfer to a 4-year university for my Bachelor's degree.

I really, really want to get this degree. I’m so close. But I am paralyzed by fear.

My Dilemma: Once I transfer, I will have to take out student loans to finish. Because of my history, I am terrified that I’m going to fuck up again. If I take out loans and fail a class, or drop out like I always do, I will be in financial ruin on top of being stuck.

I know I have a pattern of quitting when things get real. How do I break this cycle when the stakes are this high? Am I crazy for wanting to take out loans and transfer, or should I push through because I'm so close?

Give it to me straight. What do I need to hear right now?

I'm talking since when they switch to online?

I just retired from truck driving and now I’m looking into bus driving. Any recommendations? I apologize in advanced if it's been asked before.

There's no F opportunity, literally everyone I know is struggling. You can't do a career change because you don't have a strong family system. All the jobs are being replaced by Ai, stupid competition for even a janitor level jobs. The system is not rigged, it;s broken beyond means.

When you have gone thru trauma your whole life its like almost impossible to strive for greatness if you dont have a strong support system. So a career change is not possible entirely tbh when you know you don't have a strong support at home.

It just f sucks!

I have my CDL and a rookie. I have no other marketable skills tbh, college seems way too hard. I’m wondering if yall think this job can take me to retirement. What’s yall experience?

I’m asking this because I want to pursue this career but science has always been my weak subject. Just trying to see if anybody has made the change?

Early 30's, failed out of college... literally everything is competitive these days atleast in California. I have no aptitude for STEM, nursing or any specialized degree. All jobs that low-barrier a crackhead can do ex:retail, food service. I don't know what I'm trying to say or maybe I'm talking this to a void.

Trucking is not an easy career either. I started with the big orange teams and had bad experience and i called it quits. I'm trying to get back with trucking but i just don't know, I'm burned out of everything i guess.