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I'm in my second year of community college and my drive for a degree is all but gone. I didn't have much enthusiasm going into college, as I have always disliked school, but I had wishful thinking as I wanted to just get it over with and get my Associate of Arts Degree with an emphasis on Criminal Justice.

The first year consisted of a couple dropped classes because I couldn't keep up with homework and school. History is repeating itself this year as well. I am also in a very committed relationship with a woman I wish to marry someday (dating for 2.5 years). So this also cuts into my study time. Additionally, after getting to know a lot of cops, troopers, and deputies, I have realized that the pay for law enforcement is absolute shit and I could make 10,000 more a year as a mailman where I live.

As of right now, I've already missed about 4-5 days of school because I was too exhausted or did not get the work done (teachers like to put students on the spot when they know they don't know what is going on). I would rather drop college and boost my hours as a tech at Staples, then try and move up the ladder in tech support without a degree.

What should I do? Should I just stay in school, be miserable, probably drop a few more classes over the long-run, but get a general degree? I have asked many close friends, even my girlfriend, and the general answer is "I'm not sure, I mean its up to you."
<bot>: No more desire to go to college and have been missing classes due to work, girlfriend, and loss of interest in major. What should I do?