u/stockton7277

For brief context I am in college right now and the only reason I am doing it is because I work for the college as a security guard. I only pay $5 per credit right now and then books so it’s only like $400 per semester for me to go. I am projected to receive my finance degree in fall of 2028 and how the job market is looking I am not sure if I want to actually pursue a career.

All of my friends are either electricians, plumbers, or welders. They all love it.

I have two main concerns. One is it too late? And two I literally have no clue how to use power tools let alone know what the technical names for them. You can make fun of me all you want but I am the first one in my family to go to college and my parents have just worked customer service or were educators so I need some advice.

So a quick backstory my college tuition is extremely low I only pay $5 dollars a credit. I am pursing a finance degree and will graduate 2028. The reason my I get $5 a credit is because I work security at the school full time, so along with that I have a lot of terrible scheduling making it hard to get internships. Should I continue through and do the online MBA program at a non target school if my tuition is nothing? Or should I pivot when I graduate and focus on internships?

I’ve passed by a few times but have not found any information. Does any one know what the school fees are like?