I went to college, got my Bachelors degree and left with over $100k in student loan debt, and got an average paying job that required a degree. 

It looks to me like that's the only one that doesn't require a bachelors/associates degree or prior experience in real estate.

I live in wellington but I'm not quite ready to get started yet (finishing up my bachelors degree).

In my gap year between my bachelors and medical school I was working long hours as an EMT to collect clinical hours.

I do have a High Diploma, but no formal education e.g Associates, Bachelors, etc, however, I do own a decent portfolio rental portfolio...

I have a bachelors Degree/Masters (whet to the cheapest schools Possible+worked full time = no debt)What happens if i fail?    

I became interested in real estate after looking into apartments or possibly a house for myself after graduating from Molloy College in 2014 with a Bachelors degree in Business Management.  

I completed my bachelors degree in aerospace engineering with a focus in astronautics in 2013 and then started my Masters degree in finance and portfolio management. 

I graduated with a bachelor's and masters degree and was only $20k in debt.

@Tommy Parker If you know what you want to do, and it requires a college degree, then do it.If you can get a scholarship and go to school for free or nearly free, then do it and choose a degree that will be applicable to your goals and has a high ROI.If you have to go into debt for a bachelors with no clear career path (most college students) then it's not worth it IMO.If you just want to invest in real estate or start a business, and don't think college makes sense for you, then understand that a good income will make things 100% easier.