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    I do have goals and all that, I'm normal just like most people but with them problems, I don't show my problems in public. It's probs just nerves kicking in and all that.

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    You should go to college, it'll teach you more stuff and the tutor treats you like adults!


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    Just go, what have you got to lose really? You might enjoy it, I thought the same as you that I wouldn't make friends and stuff and I'm incredibly nervous around people but I made some friends. Granted, I dropped out after a few months but I'm going back to a new college. Just go, if you're doing a BTEC you'll be in the same class with the same people so it's most likely you'll make some friends in there.
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    Friends aren't that important. Sure they keep you entertained but the money and the 40+ years of employment are much better.

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    Even though college can be a pain in the arse but in the long run it will be worth it but if you want to go to a BTEC go for it if you're 100% sure thats what you want to do.

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    Stick with it IMO, you'll get a better job in the future so you don't really have anything to lose, you could even move on to Uni and get a far better job in 3/4 years time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ActualFacts View Post
    Right so I don't want to go to College anymore, I'm 16 and tbh with you about this, I've done my time at School and going to College is just going to be a pain in the arse, It'll be hard to make new friends and I'm fine with the friends that I have anyway and also the work is going to be harder. I've tried to tell my parents but they arn't really listening to what I want.

    What shall I do?
    Since when in life do you just stop something because you think it's going to be hard... I think you're view on it is somewhat pathetic. What else are you going to do for two years? Get a paper round? as there aren't many employees who will take a sixteen year old on

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    Quote Originally Posted by ActualFacts View Post
    Right so I don't want to go to College anymore, I'm 16 and tbh with you about this, I've done my time at School and going to College is just going to be a pain in the arse, It'll be hard to make new friends and I'm fine with the friends that I have anyway and also the work is going to be harder. I've tried to tell my parents but they arn't really listening to what I want.

    What shall I do?
    Im doing the same course, just do it dude, its easy and no exams, just coursework :/

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    Don't fail on your future


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    I'd say go college. I thought the same as you but I've done 2 courses at college since leaving school (2 years in total) and I'm going to do another course in September which last 2 years. I've met a lot of new friends and it's flew by. If you want a dead-end job stacking shelves in Asda then don't worry about college, but if you want a good job then I think you should consider college.

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