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How’s this for a college plan?

I was trying to figure out a basic outline for my college education and I’d like some input from people who have already had the whole college experience.

this sounds like a good plan; however, a red flag goes up when you say that you will work for a year to establish residency. here’s why: you didnt say what type of support you have in CA. if you will be there basically alone, you will have moved to a new state and you will have to find a place to stay. jobs arent that easy to come by these days, and im not sure how much that is going to change by the time you get to that point. so it will hard to support yourself and take care of all of the expenses of living. so if you dont get a decent job, then it will be hard to find a place to live. and if you do find a job and a place to live, then you may realize that things are just too expensive (especially out in CA) to only work part-time, so where is school going to fit in? If you are able to fit school in, it will be hard to finacially support yourself, living expenses, and full-time school at the same time. And there is so much more that could happen.

Basically, life gets in the way sometimes. And why take detours when you dont have to? So, even though your plan sounds good, I dont think its a good idea to move to a new state and take a year off. If you want to move to CA, thats great, but make sure that you are moving straight into the college dorms so that you dont have to worry about all the stressful “tryna-make-a-living” stuff. You can get grants, financial aid, loans, scholorships, etc for school; but you dont get any of that when you are on your own and rent is due.

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