About to get kicked out of university for the like, 12th time, unsure where to go from here

Currently working as a pharmacy tech making ~25/hr, not a bad career but it's an absolute dead end; cannot move up from here. And after 16 years worth of attempts, I think it's time to accept that a bachelor's degree is beyond my capabilities.

Now with that said, I do in fact need to figure out some way to increase my income, and not really sure what route to take from here. There are local colleges I could take for training such as radiology or dental hygiene, and I'm also willing to go into a trade or something like that as well.

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 — 15 days ago

About to get kicked out of university, wondering if anyone had any suggestions for career options?

So long story short, I've been in and out of university for the past 16 years, and for the past year have been paying out of pocket. Unfortunately, had a couple urgent and expensive repair bills on the house pop up, so haven't been able to cover the expenses for university; and because of that, will be kicked out within the next couple of days.

Suffice to say, at this point, after almost 20 years, I think it's probably time to accept that I'm just not cut out for university, whether that be because I'm not smart enough or some other reason is neither here nor there. But point is, I still need to figure out some way to earn real money. I'm currently working as a pharmacy tech bringing in \~25/hr. Which isn't awful, but isn't great either, so anything else that would be a decent step up, I'm open to.

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 — 15 days ago
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About to get kicked out of school for finances, curious if anyone had career suggestions

So long story short, I've been in and out of university for the past 16 years, and for the past year have been paying out of pocket. Unfortunately, had a couple urgent and expensive repair bills on the house pop up, so haven't been able to cover the expenses for university; and because of that, will be kicked out within the next couple of days.

Suffice to say, at this point, after almost 20 years, I think it's probably time to accept that I'm just not cut out for university, whether that be because I'm not smart enough or some other reason is neither here nor there. But point is, I still need to figure out some way to earn real money. I'm currently working as a pharmacy tech bringing in ~25/hr. Which isn't awful, but isn't great either, so anything else that would be a decent step up, I'm open to.

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 — 15 days ago
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33M and in a dead end career, thoughts?

33M, been a pharmacy tech for a decade, making ~$25/hr now and wanting to actually do something more with my life. After 16 years of attempts, I think I've accepted that at this point, getting a bachelor's degree is beyond me, so anything requiring higher education is out.

So with that said, I've basically narrowed it down to firefighting or a trade of some sort; looks as though plumbing is highest paid in my area, with electrical close behind and HVAC somewhat behind there. My only real contention is that I can't do a job where I have to spend multiple hours standing still. Something physically demanding is no issue, standing perfectly still is a massive trigger for plantar fasciitis.

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 — 1 month ago
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Rereading the manga, quick question about the androids

So the Androids claim they want to beat Goku; however, they don't really seem to have much desire to kill him. Just beat him and prove that they're the strongest.

Had they flown directly to Goku's house while he was sick, would they have killed him then and there? Or was the panic from the Z Fighters for naught, and they would've waited for Goku to be back to 100% first?

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 — 1 month ago