That's smart. Unless you have a clear idea of exactly what you want to study and how you'll make money with it, taking on debt and spending years of your early

That's smart. Unless you have a clear idea of exactly what you want to study and how you'll make money with it, taking on debt and spending years of your early adult life in college is usually bad idea. Better to get started learning a trade as soon as possible than to futz around for years getting a literature degree before landing a food service job. A lot of millennials were taught by boomers that getting any random liberal arts degree would be a sure ticket to easy street in the middle class, then ended up hosed by debt and lack of marketable skills when those promises turned out to be out of date. I'm glad Gen Z isn't falling into the same trap.