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Updated over 8 years ago,

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  • Oceanside, CA
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quitting college help?

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  • Oceanside, CA
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Need some advice! I am currently in college and have 3 years left. I am getting a business degree but I have no desire to even work in that field and lack motivation to even continue on with something I don't even enjoy.  When I graduate I want to become an RE agent and also invest in properties so I see my degree as being a waste of time, when I could be working for three years and saving up money for investment properties. Would it be a bad idea to quit college to work on getting my RE license and work full-time and maybe make 20k a year in the mean time. I figure I can save up 50k in three years and move onto  being a real-estate agent when I'm 22 because I'm 19 right now and believe that I'm too young to be taken seriously if I was a realtor. 

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