Lost in college should i continue?

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<p>A LITTLE ABOUT MY SCHOOL HISTORY: Hi, recently ive graduated from a local community college with a 2.8 gpa, and a ton of W's on my record. The 7 W's are because I would take a full time load 12 cred, and could only handle nine. Its taken me three years to get this degree, and its only an associates in business administration. I want to major in accounting at a four year university, and get my bachelors.</p>

<p>MY QUESTION: Will I be able to land a job just because of the bachelors degree. Will this haunt me later in life? Im 20 years old, what should i do? Should i continue? Will I make decent money? Anything helps, thanks for your concern in my life without knowing me!</p>

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<p>Man the first time I read this and at first I thought I don’t think he is anywhere close to giving up…then came this:</p>

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<p>I do not mean to offend you, but you couldn’t handle 4 classes at a CC? Man getting that 4 year degree will be tough for you. A 2.8 GPA at a CC is very bad. CC is simply much easier than a university and if you are getting a VERY mediocre gpa than I personally believe you will find yourself struggling in most University classes. </p>

<p>I do not know much about you, but Accounting is often called the Engineering of Business. In my (and many others)opinion it is far and away the hardest Business focus. A 2.8 GPA at a CC shows me that accounting will be very hard for you to do. If I am correct the AsscBA gives you all the core classes a university will give you. So how did you do in Financial and Managerial Accounting classes? If you struggled, you most likely will not make it through the first test of Intermediate Accounting before you tack another W on your transcript.</p>

<p>In my opinion, and once again I apologize if it sounds rude, you should look towards a Management degree. It is most often looked at as the easiest business focus and gives you all the basic business principles. Business Management majors are in high demand and later on in the career can bring in VERY respectable salaries.</p>