But I can't afford college, don't want to work, and just want to study. I realize I will probs have to deal with this on my own but any suggestions?

>>33336105 (OP)
>work
90% of the work electrical engineers do is study on the job anyway, using spreadsheets.

>>33336122
Like I don't wanna do something unrelated to make the cash for college. Do you know any type of job that will teach me useful shit?

>>33336127
Define useful shit. Do you mean working in a garage while you earn cash for college? Coz that's useful.

>>33336133
I just need to gain skills related to electrical engineering while I work. I tried to do unskilled waging and it made me want to kill myself due to the boredom.

>>33336149
If you're talking about internships before you're even enrolled into the degree, then that's going to be extremely difficult to get.

>>33336158
I got into the degree. I just don't have the cashes for the classes.

>>33336195
OK well you can try, but it's extremely unlikely. Have you tried Googling electrical engineering internship?

>>33336105 (OP)
Anon, a lot of companies will hire you for co-ops when going to school and they'll probably hire you after graduation. There's lots of things you can do. I'm currently undergoing that path, and much later in life than you. You can do this. You just need to figure out how to make it happen. Worst case scenario you might work at school for the semester. I cleaned floors and carpets to pay for my first degree. Now I will live off savings.

>>33336149
>I tried to do unskilled waging and it made me want to kill myself due to the boredom.
that's a very bad sign for learning engineering

>>33336105 (OP)
>Want X
>Can't afford training for X
>Pathway to pay for X, called "work", exists
>Don't want to work
>Don't truly want X then

>>33336105 (OP)
>But I can't afford college, don't want to work, and just want to study.
-Work part time just to stay alive,
-go to community college at first knock out your basic calc1-3 and physics 1-3, savor it - let the math flow through you
-get as much grant money and financial aid as you can
-take on a bit of debt as you enter university

>>33336105 (OP)
Find a way to afford college numbnuts, you have a goal, go get it

>>33337289
sure. what's a good way to get money for college with out having to do boring bullshit or fill out 10000 forms

>>33337294
You are being a bit too lazy, community college isn't that expensive. Getting grants isn't much more effort than a job application. It doesn't get any easier in the real world bud

>>33337294
>what's a good way to get money for college
*pulls out veiny smelly cock
It aint gonna suck itself

>>33336133
>working in a garage
NTA. A dead-end because IC engines are on the way out.