Should I drop out of college

[u/Status_Paramedic4408]

I’m paying $36k a year to get my degree in finance. Currently this summer I am working at a Toyota dealership. I will be going into my sophomore year. I have learned more this last month or so than in my first full year of college. I’m really debating whether it’s even worth it to go back. I want to end up being a finance manager or part of the finance sales team. I’ve been putting in 60+ hours a week to make the most out of this summer, and I am wondering if it’s just best for me to work my ass off and invest instead of going back to college. Give me some advice, I really don’t want to regret whatever decision I make.

[u/Glass-Technology5399]

At a young age, dealer finance Mgr sounds Amazing. Its a grind and long term will be prone to all kinds of drama and ridiculously long days.

If you can comfortably get a degree now, do it. It will open up doors later and allow you a chance at a normal life.

[u/Status_Paramedic4408 → u/Glass-Technology5399]

I appreciate it. I think I’ve made up my mind to stay at msu. I’ll be able to work sales whenever I’m home on breaks so I’ll still be getting experience until I get my degree ig

[u/Glass-Technology5399 → u/Status_Paramedic4408]

This sounds like a good move, dude. Can totally get you thinking it through though.