<human>: I'm 18 now, and on the verge of starting college. For the longest time, I had big plans of going to college after high school and majoring in Computer Information Science (CIS) and minoring in Business Administration (BA), graduating, and getting a good, well paying career in a related field so that I can be able to provide for a family in the future. Sounds pretty good right? Well the beginning of the year, I applied to my college of choice and got accepted a couple months later for the Spring semester of 2015. I'm on track to start in January.

So far so good.
 
Well the past couple months I've become unsure of if this is really what I want to do and pursue a job in the IT field. Thing is though, these are the plans that I've told everybody (friends and family) for the longest time. My parents have always had some financial trouble throughout the years and have always said that all they want is for their kids to do better than they did. So they were ecstatic when I chose to study CIS and BA. They're all so proud of me for getting accepted to this school (A pretty notable school in the area. And they only have a 9% acceptance rate) and of the degree I planned on pursuing. I'm just worried about what the entirety of my friends and family would think if I just out of the blue decide that college isn't for me and to pursue other plans for my future. 

Which leads to the alternative. 
I like to work with my hands...like building things and working on cars. I have little knowledge of either, but it's something that I enjoy doing and would love to learn more about. Now...my SO that I met at my high school graduation (I was homeschooled so neither of us had ever met before, but that's a story for another day) who recently moved to Arizona...her whole family is made up of mechanics and carpenters. My thoughts are that I could move out to Arizona to be with her and apprentice under her family and learn more about working on cars and the like.

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<bot>: I had a solid plan of going to school and pursuing a good degree, now I'm unsure that college is right for me and am contemplating moving out of state to be with my SO and learn auto maintenance from her family.