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You should consider creative schools like FIT instead of dropping out completely. If you drop out completely you should have an idea and sales plan, but you haven’t described having any idea or anything.
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Oh ok so you wrote a TLDR and left out the most important detail.
What kind of jobs are they?
You're only a year into university - what about transferring to a school near the FT roles so you could do part time classes, or arrange some sort of co-op with either role?
It is totally fine to go a different path than finance, but I wouldn't drop out of university altogether. Even if you get a decent paying job now, your prospects down the road - 2nd/3rd/4th job, any promotions - will be seriously hindered by not having a college degree. Even creative roles like to see a degree
Yeah this is good advice. My sister went into fashion design after college with Levi's and then later got a Master's in Product Design and went to Restoration Hardware. The degrees definitely helped her on the journey. Especially when switching companies
I suggest you finish it. While you may not be interested in the degree now, we are all worse than we care to admit at forecasting what we’ll want 5-10 years from now, and by definition none of us can predict the future. This seems like something you have a high chance of regretting.
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