>>16902093
>would be willing to do anything above minimum wage, to be honest

You have to go back

Become an Internet PI and start your own business after you graduate.

Look for a university that accepts transfer credits from your community college. Like look class to class and find out which credits transfer.

Do as many of the general education classes (math, English, sciences, etc) that transfer as you can.

You can probably get a job pretty easy if the language you spoke in your shitty foreign country is useful here, like Spanish... Just be sure to emphasize being fluent in both English and the shit speak language.

Continue working and going to the community college. Do very well in your classes, maintain a 4.0 (or 5.0 if it is some shit tier school that doesn't use 4.0). Might help you to get some scholarships or something.

After you have some savings and are stable, transfer to the real university and take all your general education credits with you.

Most US universities waste two years of your life and tens of thousands of dollars on "general education" which is just high school over again... So doing them at the community college for pennies on the dollar saves a lot of time and money.

Jump straight into your program and do the few remaining GE classes you have... Graduate with a BS in whatever IT major you chose.

Make life your bitch.

>>16902168

Thank you, really appreciate it.

Hardware technician makes more and there is more job opportunities. I'm going for my CS and I started at a CC, so that's what I'm doing.