Am I cooked?

I have recently dropped out of my university. I studied for 2 years. Now I'm building a career in tech. I'm not making much. But I'm almost there. Anyway, what I'm concerned about is, many say a degree is important, it opens a lot of doors. I even saw a post here that one guy said most of the white collar jobs are gatekept by a bachelor's degree. I'm genuinely scared at this moment. My goal is to go abroad. I'm also thinking about going to Germany with an Ausbildung visa as this doesn’t require a bachelor's degree. Now I need some suggestions about what I can do next. Since I have taken the step and now there is no going back from this. Worst of all? My family has no clue. They think I will graduate next year. But honestly I didn’t like what I was studying at all. Give me some suggestions please.

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u/Cool_Low_8345 — 2 days ago

Am I cooked?

I have recently dropped out of my university. I studied for 2 years. Now I'm building a career in tech. I'm not making much. But I'm almost there. Anyway, what I'm concerned about is, many say a degree is important, it opens a lot of doors. I even saw a post here that one guy said most of the white collar jobs are gatekept by a bachelor's degree. I'm genuinely scared at this moment. My goal is to go abroad. I'm also thinking about going to Germany with an Ausbildung visa as this doesn’t require a bachelor's degree. Now I need some suggestions about what I can do next. Since I have taken the step and now there is no going back from this. Worst of all? My family has no clue. They think I will graduate next year. But honestly I didn’t like what I was studying at all. Give me some suggestions please.

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u/Cool_Low_8345 — 3 days ago
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Am I cooked?

I have recently dropped out of my university. I studied for 2 years. Now I'm building a career in tech. I'm not making much. But I'm almost there. Anyway, what I'm concerned about is, many say a degree is important, it opens a lot of doors. I even saw a post here that one guy said most of the white collar jobs are gatekept by a bachelor's degree. I'm genuinely scared at this moment. My goal is to go abroad. I'm also thinking about going to Germany with an Ausbildung visa as this doesn’t require a bachelor's degree. Now I need some suggestions about what I can do next. Since I have taken the step and now there is no going back from this. Worst of all? My family has no clue. They think I will graduate next year. But honestly I didn’t like what I was studying at all. Give me some suggestions please.

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u/Cool_Low_8345 — 3 days ago