>Everyone in family and extended family has gone to university or is currently attending
>tfw I can't handle it but don't want to quit and look like a failure to my whole family
>tfw I feel like I'm drowning and just want to die or drop out
Should I just rip off the bandaid to save time and money?
Anyone with experience?
Uhhh go to school, man. Helps out a lot and you have better options than manual labor.
That being said, skilled trades pay very well and I would consider looking into them if you are passionate about them. A lazy electrician, machinist, pipefitter, etc. is never going to get anywhere, but if you are passionate and good at your work you'll write your own paycheck.
>>24712283
yes what this faggot said
>>24712158
tbhfam the only thing uni is good for is networking and socialising. which you won't because your'e a robot.
Maybe you should set up an appointment with your program's advisor to try and figure out a plan and maybe get some direction. If you feel like you can't handle it the solution might be as simple as mapping out a new path so there's a goal, a light at the end of the tunnel for you. I was feeling like this in community college and had a Chad guidance counsellor basically hold my hand through figuring out a path to a decent transfer degree. I even had to take idiot math classes to prepare but I completed it. Now I'm at university and the only reason I'm not hanging in my closet is because I made some Stacy map out exactly what I need to do and I spaced my classes out so I don't feel like killing myself from the stress. You might just need to change paths OP, even if you drop out you can try to go for a trade or construction work or even "taking a year off" for yourself.
>>24712283
>>24712502
Thanks for the help.
>>24712283
How competitive are apprenticeship programs?
