Should i drop out of university? work full time and invest

23 years old, currently live in aus and cost of living is high here. grew up in welfare, so had it rough growing up and worked from 14 to 21 years old. i finally got into university and dont really have the energy for anything, maybe im depressed not sure. im thinking of working full time and investing hoping i could make it. currently i only invest $200 a week in crypto because thats all i can afford, with me working full time maybe i can triple that. i study business and major in marketing, the degree is okay however i keep thinking im gonna fail. i struggle with understanding the material.

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Only drop out if its a meme degree

what do you consider a meme degree?

What's your degree

Anything other than engineering,

The easiest way to make it is get a higher income so you have disposable income to throw at investments.

studying a bachelors of business, majoring in marketing. considering learning some programming and doing computer science instead.

Hmm that's basically a meme degree desu. might want to lern2code or get some skills. Still finish the degree though

>you'll never come up behind her, bend her over that book, and pound her into mindbrokenness

*Tbh not desu

i applied for this however didnt get accepted. only got accepted in business and possible have a chance at transferring into computer science.

will do i picked up some programming on the side. doing this course called cs50 atm.

Do software engineering or if you can't be fucked, just become an electrician, you get paid the same and it's very easy to transition into working for yourself.

Trades in Australia are ridiculously overpaid

Had a Taiwan gf and she got a marketing job at H&M. Helped her a bit

I am doing exactly that. After this year's finals in May I am leaving this gay ass university and going to work. I am praying we will have a huge bear market with death dips so that my first paychecks can go right in there.

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what you plan to work as?

Unironically, yes unless you are definitely gstting a high payibg job. Otherwise its a waste for most. And wont be nearly as profitable as investing thousands right now before the biggest bullruns in crypto, at the beginning of the fourth industrial revolution Great Reset, the greatest wealth transfer in history.

Money now x10 or x100 or x1000 is better than a degree that might get u a mediocre amount in the future.

For example, i turned 5k to 50k sitting on my ass doing nothing, more than some grown adults salaries who work day in and out.
I turn that 50k with another 10x into 500k, or 100x into 5 mil, thats FAR more than youre going to gst from whatever little shitty job you get with your degree. And this opportunity wont be around forever, you wont always be able to just easily 10x or 100x your money as you can today, we live in a very special time, take advantage NOW as much as possible

Yeah def considering that, tradies be paid 200k or some last i heard after doing their apprenticeship.

You can do a bridging course and get in. Or you can do civil engineering and become a project manager, their salary ceiling is pretty much unlimited.
Truth is, you are not expected to know anything when you start your first job, so even if you can, unless you have the paper or professional work experience saying that you can (catch 22) no one gives a fuck.

>t senior engineer in Australia

yeah this is exactly what im thinking, just worried theres no more 100x like there was with kadena, luna, solana. i just discovered this board recently, if i was here earlier i think i would of retired by now.

I will work as a slave in a hotel for the whole winter. Basically clean shit up etc. In my country it's paid a bit better than minimum wage and I get to live for free in the hotel so I will be able to save a shitton of money for 6 months.

awesome, thank you for the advice. i will contact my uni today, see if i have the option to transfer with my current marks. if not ill do a bridging course like you suggested. thank you again user.