I've read a lot of the comments that the community has given, and they're mostly from a hacker viewpoint and almost all of them tell you to go to college, and w

I've read a lot of the comments that the community has given, and they're mostly from a hacker viewpoint and almost all of them tell you to go to college, and work on the side. I would definitely not take the jobs offered. You have the next 50-60 years to work, why start now? Plus, on average, you'll make more with a degree than without one so it'll make up for it in the long run but it'll be more fun going to class with friends than work. Plus, going to school will sharpen your mind, introduce you to concepts you never knew existed, cultures you never heard of, and the crazy people, yes, the "crazies", you'll have to meet them someday, so do it on campus and get your fill of the "crazies" before you go on. Oh, and you don't want to go back when you're almost 30 and being 10+ years older than the rest of your peers, it'll just look weird, not that i am one, but I think it'd just be weird. I never regretted any of it, and if you work hard, you won't either. - Sincerely, close-to-being-finished senior uni student.