No problem.
What about if you want to get a job that “Requires” a college degree?
I doubt you’ll have to clean sewers, but I would consider another degree if I were you. Business majors are a dime a dozen, or so it seems. I know a handful that graduated when I did (May '09) that are taking whatever jobs they can find. My degree is in engineering. I managed to find a job about six months before I graduated, but even engineering jobs are hard to come by these days.
This day and age I wouldn’t enroll unless I had my school paid for upfront. I wouldn’t borrow a single dime, lest you graduate in four years and have no job.
Nice avatar, by the way. Day of the Tentacle is one of my favorites.
@ GetReal
I understand what you mean about engineering jobs, although I am just starting now, I was planning to go into Aerospace engineering, but after talking with people who had been in engineering at NASA since before the 1980s, they said the aerospace engineers came and went based on the need for a new vehicle, read Orion or the Shuttle, and once is up and running, they fire most of the specialists, and kept the general engineers. So now I have a wider option, as far as I know, in being a mech engineer, and considering I’ll already built a working and tested duct tape cannon, where I learned more about federal gun restrictions, I think I should do fine.
(although off-topic, federal gun restrictions only require, depending on more stringent local restrictions, is to register guns firing pre-packaged rounds or smokeless powder, so muzzle-loaders, as long as the powder is not pre-packaged, or black powder rounds, they can’t call it a fire-arm)
I know plenty of people who get financial aid for school and the government ends up giving them $700 extra in cash that they don’t spend. Then they get to use it for food or whatever they want.