<human>: I'm in my second term sophomore year of college right now, and I feel academically burnt-out. I also feel that although I have a Psychology major chosen, I am still not sure what I want to do with myself post-college. So, I'm thinking of taking a break for at least a term. Working full-time and living in my own place. I'm thinking ideally, it should give me some reflection time, and should make me realize why it's important to get that degree. But right now, school just isn't doing it for me, and the idea of just working has a lot of appeal: making money, and I'll be able to go home with *no thoughts of work on my mind*. When you work, you're done with your day, and that's it. So, what's up? What do you like about just working full-time? What don't you like? Do you guys think this is a good idea?

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<bot>: Thinking about taking at least a term off from school and working full time. Good idea? Bad? And how is working full-time without a college degree?