<human>: I'm currently working a dead-end job as a retail associate for a company that provides cellular service in the United States. I've worked previous jobs as a call-center rep, customer service, and other similar positions. I even landed a software development internship a year ago. But I started out back in high-school wanting to do Drafting/CAD and majored in Basic Animation at my local technical college. Leaving with a Drafting/CAD Diploma, Detail Drafting Certificate, and a Computer-Aided-Illustration Diploma. Then I went on to the tri-state community college, and dropped out, since I was bored in all of the remedial classes and earlier in my life I thought money was worth much more in an education. (Boy was I wrong). To top it off most businesses that I've tried to get my foot in the door and gain some kind of experience for my Drafting career seem to slam the door in my face. So now I'm wondering if it would be worth the time and effort to try and go back to college and get something more formal such as an Associate's or a Bachelor's degree.

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<bot>: I'm tired of my retail job, I have diplomas in Drafting but can't find a job anywhere nearby, should I go back to college?