>>53819035Sorry to hear that, anon. It's not the end of the road for you, even if it might feel like it is. Community colleges have been brought up, and you should definitely look into that option, but also, consider going to school online. You can earn degrees no matter where you live. Trade schools can potentially be an option, too. And honestly, even if none of that pans out, you can still make decent money and live a good life if you take a job somewhere with potential career advancement, work hard, and have a boss that recognizes your dedication and rewards you for it. College definitely opens up lots of possibilities in life if you pick an in-demand field of study and do well, but there are others paths you can take in life that allow for financial stability and happiness. :)
