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Shamefully, I might add. I always used to be "that guy" on my soap box preaching about furthering your education and because my parents never did. Grew up around seemingly a bunch of uneducated idiots, I was ashamed of my mother and how dumb she was about everything (except the street life, perhaps). Really inspired me to never get into drugs or hang out with lowlifes. Now, while lots of my friends I graduated with back in highschool 2008, finally graduated college, and I've completely a mere 28 credits and five colleges later, subsequently attending less prestigious institutions each time and changing my major several times, I feel at my worst.

You see, every time something goes wrong in my life, I take an emotional tumble. Sometimes I can work through it, bust most times I need to stop everything, quit my job, drop out of school, then seclude myself in my own pity and regret. It's a vicious cycle and if I don't get ahold of it soon, I will never make it anywhere. This is something that needs to be dealt with before I can finish my education.

The real question I have is that I really want to know what my chances are if I actually can pull my shit together and finish college. I'm interested in law, but it seems that obtaining a degree in law is useless unless it's from a decent school. What exactly are my chances of transferring to a good college after I finish my associates? I have a ton of W's and WF's on my transcript, I've used up almost all my financial aid, but I've also paid a lot of it off, and I'm not in an inescapable amount of debt. It's feasible I could pay off all of my debt in short time with a decent job. For the record, I live in CA. My current GPA is about a 3.8, when I'm actually attending school my work ethic is pretty solid. I'm not a genius, I either give it my all or I don't give any. I'm set on finishing my education, hopefully sooner than later. Big thanks to anybody who takes the time to read this.
<bot>: Drops out of college/work when things go wrong, desperately wants to finish education (law), lots of W's/WF's on transcript, not too much debt. Wants degree from *decent* college, any chance?