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What Should i do after High school?

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--- Quote from: Real American on July 08, 2006, 11:46:13 AM ---In my opinion I would go to a regular community college. I just think it is too hard to earn a living making beats or doing whatever you would learn at a Recording school. If you go to a community college you will be on the track to hopefully going to a 4 year college and getting a degree in a field where you can find a decent job. You just have to stay commited and don't give up early like all those other people do. It is going to be hard but you can do it if you put your mind to it.

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If you get accepted to a University go there instead and take alot of the general education classes at a community college.

WestCoasta:
do nothing and get fat and be a bum

BigG:

--- Quote ---If you get accepted to a University go there instead and take alot of the general education classes at a community college.
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I dont think i am going to a University cause right now im going to summer school to fix my 2 "f"s and i got a bunch of D's and i heard that you cant have no D's at all so dont think im going to a universitty.

Plus my teacher tells me all i got to do to go to Rio Hondo is be able to walk up its hill and im in so Im probably gonna go to the Los Angeles recording school since its only one year and see what happens and if
it doesnt work out i can just walk up that hill to Rio Hondo and go there.

ecrazy:
Go To Community College and Discover what you want. I was almost like you, i really thought i was going to be working straight outta high school and i was, but i did not want to work a 9-5 job. So I went to a community college, tried and changed my major 4 times and now im sticking to Music Buisness (Marketing). And If you go to a community college, you save SOO Much money compared to going to a university straight outta high school, because the state pays for you to go to community college and when you finally transfer, you only pay 1-2 years of tuition instead of 4 (this is good if your transfering to a expensive private school like USC)

J Bananas:
financially it would be a lot less of a burden to go to community college while you find something that interests you. ive had several friends who transfered to a 4 year straight out of high school and two years in they decided their major wasn't for them. its a big waste of your parent (or your) money to scrap a year or two of progress to switch majors. that goes for private recording schools. im currently on leave from a recording school in the bay (Ex'pression) because the 20,000 dollars i still owe. if u go straight to a private school like that and then decide youre over it, the impact on your wallet might be really depressing. find out what suits you, go to a jc, take a drug or two, live it up, get it out of your system before you're locked in to four years of money draining technical shit.

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