/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>565596
leave the state that shall not be mentioned and come chill with me bro.

We can spend hours shitposting on 4chan and talking about how much the state up north sucks and how detroit is a shithole

git gud

What is a better investment?

I'm 21 years old, I went straight into the workforce. I make $35k (Will be $40k next year) and then it just goes cost of living from there.

I can continue to work my job and go to CC part time, and graduate by the time I'm 27.

I'll be doing a 1+3 transfer. It will take two years for my first year since I'll be going part time. I also plan on doing a co-op. My question is, would it be better to drag out college part time, or just quit my job move in with my grandparents and go full time?

I'll have to quit my job to go to a real university full time. However, there is a chance I may be allowed to take a leave of absence for education.

Tl;dr
Make $35k+$40k for two years and go to CC part time, or make like $5k for a year and go full time.

Fafsa will pay for everything btw.