OP, you're not alone. I'm 24 and struggle every day with what direction I want to go in. I do have a bit of advice: - Like others have said, dispel the notion

OP, you're not alone. I'm 24 and struggle every day with what direction I want to go in. I do have a bit of advice: - Like others have said, dispel the notion that traditional university is worth the cost. It's completely detached from reality, and if you have experience as a full-stack, that's already worth way more to a college degree, to me at least. - You obviously have ambition, joining hackathons, auditing courses, and getting internships. That goes a really, really long way in this world. I'd advise what others have in this thread, go out and explore a bit. Take a break! I should be following my own advice in this regard, but I'm a bit of a worry-wart/anxiety-ridden/overly-responsible-to-a-fault individual so it's a bit of a chasm for me to cross, but if you can do it I would absolutely recommend it. The advice I give everyone is to find a problem you're passionate about solving, because most likely, especially if that problem is a well-known one, you have the foundations of a really solid project and life goal.