I ask for serious advice about this matter

[mackthefork]

Hi

I don't even know if I'll get any loans, hopefully that will be the case, regardless I'm going to have to leave the area, so i can't maintain all the bills on an empty house, renting might be an option though, I will look into it.

You may be right about the A level, it won't be difficult for me though, and I have some time left to do it.

Thanks Mack

[Dave H.]

Mack,

My second son experienced the same plight. He opted to just get by all the way through high school, got the "easy living" bartender's job, made a decent living for about 8 years, and decided, at age 28, that he wanted something better. He only had an apartment, but nothing to tie him down really. He continued to work part time and scrimped by so that he could go full time to college. He wound up with a 3.98 GPA and got his Electronics Engineering degree. Two years after graduation, he's just shy of a six figure income and loving what he's doing. JUST GO FOR IT!

[vexvelour]

Just go for it man. I've always said, it doesn't matter what age you do it at, as long as you do it. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Good luck.