<human>: Hiya /r/Advice 

I've got a bit of a problem.  Maybe I should give a bit of background on myself before I jump right into it.  I'm a 20 year old male, living at home.  Last year I went to college for business, hated it, ended up failing my year and not returning.  I'm currently out of work.  

I've enjoyed drawing my whole life, although I'm not exactly great at it.  

The problem that I need advice on is this: I'm considering going back to school next year for graphic design.  There is a program at a college near me called "Art & Design Fundamentals" which as far as I know is something of an introductory course into the design world, to sort of help you decide what you want to focus on as far as getting a degree goes.  

Now, I already said I'm not exactly great at art.  How good do you have to be to be successful in a design program at a college?  If I enroll in this program, am I going to learn to draw better, or am I going to be expected to already be an artist and I'll just have all sorts of assignments that I won't be able to complete due to my talent, or lack thereof? 

Sorry if any of this is hard to understand, but if you have any questions about what I'm asking I'll be glad to answer them.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Kinda want to go to college for a degree in arts, not exactly confident in my abilities to complete the program.  Should I enroll anyways and hope I learn to draw better?