Hmm. I see. Well, it sounds you're already on the right track. I agree. Don't ever settle. I would suggest honestly going to the community college if you have some core/ degree-related classes to take. I wouldn't waste time with the 4 year college now because that is a big jump but if you have to, you have to.Save up money as usual.
You have to see what you value the most at this time and figure how that goes into play with the decision you made in the future. Keep your contacts with people and certain organizations that need help with psychology/social work activities and you won't have to worry about that. Smiles.
Associate's Degree vs. Transferring to University
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Hmm. I see. Well, it sounds you're already on the right track. I agree. Don't ever settle. I would suggest honestly going to the community college if you have some core/ degree-related classes to take. I wouldn't waste time with the 4 year college now because that is a big jump but if you have to, you have to.Save up money as usual.
You have to see what you value the most at this time and figure how that goes into play with the decision you made in the future. Keep your contacts with people and certain organizations that need help with psychology/social work activities and you won't have to worry about that. Smiles.