<human>: I will try and be brief. Ive been at University for many years now and have never been a great student. I only truly went to college because I thought that's just what was expected of me. I failed time and time again and switched majors as well. Well I was dismissed for a year and came back because "I had figured it out" and for a year and a half I made decent grades and did better, but then I quickly realized I hated computer programming, it made me sick to my stomach. And after this semester I will be permanently dismissed from my University. Ironically, I have recently started working at the NBC station in my city and I have realized that I love it (the irony part is that I was a journalism student years ago and failed miserably at it) and that this is what I want to do with the rest of my life and that I now have clear direction and goals for my education. I will need a degree to move on to bigger and better news markets and I realize that this is what I want and I would be willing to put in the sacrifice to make that happen. SO my plan is going to be to become great at my job and show them that I really want to be there and become a valuable asset to them. But, how am I ever going to get back into school in the future after being permanently dismissed from my current university?

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<bot>: permanently dismissed from college, finally found my passion, would like to eventually have degree to go further in career, how do I get back into college after being permanently dismissed?