Hypothetically...

[MCbamr]

Stick with school. You have the rest of your life to work.
Be a college kid. Go to games and sit in the student section. Drink on a random tuesday. Take classes that interest you, even if they don't apply towards your degree.

You can write gamers and features until your 100 if you want to. You'll never again have the opportunity to enjoy the college experience.

Read this over and over and follow it. Trust me.

 

[Your Huckleberry]

Stick with school. You have the rest of your life to work.
Be a college kid. Go to games and sit in the student section. Drink on a random tuesday. Take classes that interest you, even if they don't apply towards your degree.

You can write gamers and features until your 100 if you want to. You'll never again have the opportunity to enjoy the college experience.

Read this over and over and follow it. Trust me.

I have to admit ... I do really like this advice ... totally agree with it. In some ways, I wish somebody would have shared that with me while I was in college. I was so hell-bent on graduating, that I didn't take enough time to enjoy it. Of course, I have enjoyed being out pretty well too. But I love this advice ... if you can follow it ... then follow it.

 

[John Drama]

This is an absolute no-brainer to me. Stay in school. It's not all about the career. Enjoy college life while you can. I was offered 38k after two years of school and staying in college was the best decision I've ever made.

 

[patchs]

Get your degree, there will always be another job.
There are a lot of good points on this thread, but you never know what can happen in the future, get the degree first, and enjoy college life.

 

[Ace]

Stick with school. You have the rest of your life to work.
Be a college kid. Go to games and sit in the student section. Drink on a random tuesday. Take classes that interest you, even if they don't apply towards your degree.

You can write gamers and features until your 100 if you want to. You'll never again have the opportunity to enjoy the college experience.

Read this over and over and follow it. Trust me.

I have to admit ... I do really like this advice ... totally agree with it. In some ways, I wish somebody would have shared that with me while I was in college. I was so hell-bent on graduating, that I didn't take enough time to enjoy it. Of course, I have enjoyed being out pretty well too. But I love this advice ... if you can follow it ... then follow it.

I'm gonna echo this. I worked full-time while in school.

I'd much prefer that my kids can enjoy the full college life more than I did.