<human>: I have spent three years working on earning my degree. I started college pursuing Apparel Design, but then switched to Entrepreneurship during my sixth semester. I made the program switch after deciding I had enough knowledge in sewing and garment construction but not the knowledge needed to run a business doing so. It was early in the semester when I made this decision but I wasn't able to get my scholarships to cover the new classes (ill advising by the "adviser"). So by the time I went to enroll in the next semester, I wasn't able to do so because I had a full semester of tuition to pay (which I wasn't used to doing because of my scholarships and grants).

So now I have ~$5,000 to pay the school before I can enroll again. It's been a few years and I've been passing the time doing non-committal food service work. What I'm wondering is if it's even worth it to save up, pay this off and go back to get a degree in imagining business ideas, or should I just start sewing and just do it without a degree? Either way I have *some* student loans to pay (~$10,000).

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<bot>: Three years invested in college. On the fence about going back. Not sure if I should go back for the paper or start doing my desired work on my own.