Quote Originally Posted by Sunny1 View Post
Another option, if you don't want to get into a trade and have other plans in mind, start out at a community college... get your general ed credits done there and they can help you to make sure that what you are taking there will transfer and is what you need when you get into a university. I don't think that community colleges get enough credit really, way cheaper than university and it will help you to bring your GPA up (as long as you work hard) in order to be able to transfer/finish school in a university. But I would definitely say get your education or start out in a trade, even if or when you get into really breeding and selling snakes on a larger scale, I believe that it is always good to have something that you can fall back on just in case something happens. But good luck with whatever you decide!!
You actually get college credits and go through college courses when you go through an apprenticeship for a union construction trade You even get a degree. I have a degree in metallurgy, and I have no idea what it is, really