Bad move and allow me to explain why.

I am quite a bit older than you, but I can still think like a youngster...only with the wisdom that comes from "seeing it time and time again".

Right now the economy is STILL in bad shape. These economic downturns happen about every 6 years or so, with harsher downturns from time to time. This one is being call "The Great Recession", making it one of the worst economic downturns in recent history.

At this juncture, being young and unemployed, the abolsute BEST thing you can be doing with your life is simply staying in college and working toward a degree. Period. If you go out and try to get a job, you MAY get one..but you will most likely be UNDEREMPLOYED. That means working at a job you don't like and most likely earning wages that are far below would you are actually worth.

Also, it really doesn't matter what you get your degree in during college. I've mostly worked in "business" and yes I do have a "business management degree", but I have had bosses that were English majors and History majors and Music majors in their college careers. Just get the diploma and don't look back. What employers want to see is that you are the kind of person that can stick with things and earn a 4 year degree. That tells them that you are the reliable sort of person that will show-up for work on time and do as you are told...which is what they really want!

After a degree and a bit of work experience, where you make mistakes and loose other people's money, THEN you will be in a better position to really decide what you wish to do with the rest of your life. You are still young now, so don't fret of it. Just get the education and the slip of paper that comes with it at the end.

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