Either go to a community college and start the basics that are required for everyone like Composition, Math, Soc. St,.,

Psychology, and Computer Class.

OR, scrape up a couple of hundred and take a real estate salesperson’s class, then take the state test. Then you can work for a Real Estate Broker.

OR, Check out local technical schools and start an interesting program.

If you can’t afford full time, work part time and take a few classes at a time, then even with a little college, a company might hire you and even give you some training or send you to classes.

Good Luck

2) Going to college may not be the answer yet. Going into the workforce and spending a year working your tail off may very well h elp you realize what direction you want to go in life.

3) Most of us that are older can relate to your scenario. I GED’d out of school and wandered around the USA for a few years before I joined the Navy. That was the best mistake I ever made.

http://www.tsa.gov/

http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/homesec.jpg

You may not like it as a career but you absoutely must inquire about the possibilities. It is the most money and power you wll ever see in your lifetime at any job.