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I chose work when I graduated High School -- because my family was poor and I just "accepted" that I had no other choice. And though I've been reasonably successful in 2 fields, banking and as a professional photographer, I really regret not having gone to college.
I feel that there was an entire "phase" of life that I missed out on by not going to college.
I guess my biggest regret is to look back now and realize that I would have been a good candidate for scholastic scholarships, also expansive, extensive grants. I didn't even know to ask about them, and we did not have effective school "counselors" to even care to advise students on such subjects.
Especially since I graduated high (3rd) in my class, yes, I regret not choosing college instead of work.
If you're at that point, and want to go to college, DON'T give up. Plug in to every source you can find -- you CAN do it. Go beyond your school counselor -- contact the colleges in which you are interested, follow up on leads you can get online.
It may not be easy, but it is worth the benefits of the end.
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Additional: I see your addition that you're going to college -- GREAT! Don't give up! Be encouraged-- YOU can do it!.
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the more you go to school, the better and more paying job you can get...so hit the books!
If i did work, id do work.
Work is better because you always have something to do without some screaming in your face every 5 seconds about numbers.
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I chose work. I have not regretted my decision. I love my job and it pays fairly well for my area.
School. Here are my reasons:
1. I'm still in high school, however have interned at places over the summer and it sucks. Work sucks.
2. I'm applying to college this year and I've already visited many, and its fun.
3. Education duh
4. Better job opportunties
5. College is something everybody should expirence.
School. It's not quite the real world yet, and you can prepare youself for a potentially better bank of jobs to choose from.
SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL.
get it over with while you are young
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Get the school out of the way while you are young. For most people this will make them more money in the long run. But it really depends on what your goals are in life. Even so, an education is rarely a mistake, and usually at worse a handy back up plan.
You don't say how old or what type of school.
High School? GO TO SCHOOL!
Post High School - What is right for you.
Not everyone has to go to school.
What are your career goals?
Where can you get the skills to do the job?
Would you advance higher if you went to school?
If you go to work, can you give up that job and pay check to go back to school?
Work and school both part-time?
I went to school. At times, I thought about stopping and getting a job. I am glad I got my B.S. and M.S.
It is all relevant to your needs and wants for the future.
If you are talking about college ask yourself if you have enough money to go-that is so important because money can stress you out and cause bad grades and make you waste a year or more of your life. If you don't need to worry about money or if your talking about highschool finish highschool, you can at least get a job other then serving burgers or selling clothes to people that can afford it because you won't. After highschool if you don't want to go to college try and find a good SECURE job where you can potentially grow maybe you can do courses here and there to excel your skills. Do whatever feels right in your heart becaus ethat is when you will be happiest.
Education first, then work. Enhancing your knowledge and getting a degree is something that will continuously take you farther in life. Get your education!
Go to school.
If you go for work sure you will earn money and gain experience but with limited career development.
If you go to school, you will get knowledge, education, and certificates that will open for you many options for work, higher wages and better development.
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