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I'm 22 years old and I feel like I'm going no where. I'm the kind of person who can get fully behind something than burn out quickly and I fear that my passions and my apprehensions on following them are going to drag me into a life of nothing by the time that I figure something out.

My parents didn't enroll me in school until I was 5 and I have a late birthday so by the time I graduated high school I was 18 going on 19. I took a year off afterwards and went upstate to start college when I was 20. My passions in life are music, art, and biology and over the year and a half I was enrolled I started studying music then switched to art, where I was quite happy, but saw my degree as being little more than a money pit that would leave me with plenty of debt and almost no hope for a job that would allow me to pay it off any time soon so halfway through the first semester of my sophomore year I left and returned home.

I'm thinking of returning to college here, as I have a job now and I'm about to move right next to campus, but if I do I would be returning for a degree in biology with the hopes of entering into marine biology or evolutionary biology. My problem is that I've always been behind in math and catching up inevitably feels like running into a concrete wall a mile thick.

I really want to leave the country and was planning on getting certification through TEFL but I realized that one of the requirements is to have, at least, a bachelors degree and if I went back just for TEFL it seems to make just as much sense to go all out and get a useful degree and forget the damned certification.

I guess my main questions would be...
1. Have you ever hit a wall where you didn't know how to go about furthering your education?
2. If so how did you break through that wall and accomplish your goals?
3. If you're like me and have struggled with math over the years how did you manage to finally succeed and conquer that damned subject? And can you offer any good suggestions on a  curriculum to pick up?
<bot>: I'm a dunce in math who wants a college education and job that I can be happy with as I slowly wither away like everyone else on this planet. Help me do math good and stuff.