I am not opposed to hard work and dedication, I have ~90 credits in college but haven't gone in 1 year. Most of these credits are in social sciences towards my associates degree in criminal justice.
My steps I can infer myself are:
Find a better paying job as is
Learn a skill to improve job hours, regularity and open my schedule for schooling.
Find an affordable school in South East Pennsylvania where I will be eligible for in state tuition in 10 months
I am aware of MIT's advertised free Online Courseware and have an interest in computer science, health/nutrition as well as math. I just don't know the path of achieving and completing these steps so to apply them in my overall goal of financial progress. What are my options to advance my career away from retail management, and educate myself into a position where I can choose a career path that is more fulfilling and financially secure?
I am aware many people are on here trading tips on stocks, putting away for retirement, playing with amounts of money I don't make in a year and that's GREAT, I can strive for that but first and foremost my goal is to continue to feel stable on my feet, as I currently feel that something like my car breaking down, or substantial speeding ticket for instance would result in financial ruin.
Edit: I just want to say thank you to you all
Submitted January 08, 2018 at 08:23PM by Pm-me-gift-cardz http://ift.tt/2FgooaA
