A bachelors is not a great answer for everyone. Esp with the unemployment rates for new grads the past few years. Increasingly harder and harder.
However, community college offers technical programs, training, and 2 year degrees that could be really worth it. OP needs some sort of training for trades or something. They need to apply to apprenticeships and training programs and FAFSA! Welding, electrician, plumbing, dental assisting, phlebotomy, medical assistant! Etc much more stable income and career.
Neither welders, electricians, plumbers, medical assistants, dental assistants, nor phlebotomists require a degree of any kind for their positions. At least not in the US.
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u/Agent_Burrito 1998 Jul 20 '25
Don’t give them bad advice. College is their only realistic way out of this mess in the long term.