mostdivinemind
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Hello everyone ,
I will make my story short. I am 20-years old and currently running a smartphone and computer repair store. I am also pursuing a bachelors in computer science at my local university; however, I am currently on summer vacation and dedicating full time to my business.
As the fall semester quickly approaches, I am wondering what the smart and innovative people of this forum suggest that I do.
I need help determining whether I should continue to pursue my bachelors and focus more on school OR should I focus on expanding my business as well as exploring other businesses. Do you guys suggests that I drop out or stay in school and TRY to do both?
Some info to take into consideration:
- I currently have $12,000 saved that I can spend/invest on anything that I want.
- I make around $2,000-$2,500 per WEEK in actual profits that I split with my business partner 50/50.
- I graduated high school with a 4.2 weighted GPA but currently have a 2.3 GPA at my local university.
- I pay ALL of my universities' expenses with my money. No student loans. No scholarships. No debt.
- I have failed several of my college classes before due to the amount of time my business consumes.
- I currently work 7 days a week , and around 10 hours per day.
- I save 90% of my profits and only spend 10% on cell phone bill and car insurance.
- I am currently 20 and my goal is to make my first million by the age of 25.
ANY advice would be largely appreciated. Thank you in advance. Hoping to hear from you guys soon!
I will make my story short. I am 20-years old and currently running a smartphone and computer repair store. I am also pursuing a bachelors in computer science at my local university; however, I am currently on summer vacation and dedicating full time to my business.
As the fall semester quickly approaches, I am wondering what the smart and innovative people of this forum suggest that I do.
I need help determining whether I should continue to pursue my bachelors and focus more on school OR should I focus on expanding my business as well as exploring other businesses. Do you guys suggests that I drop out or stay in school and TRY to do both?
Some info to take into consideration:
- I currently have $12,000 saved that I can spend/invest on anything that I want.
- I make around $2,000-$2,500 per WEEK in actual profits that I split with my business partner 50/50.
- I graduated high school with a 4.2 weighted GPA but currently have a 2.3 GPA at my local university.
- I pay ALL of my universities' expenses with my money. No student loans. No scholarships. No debt.
- I have failed several of my college classes before due to the amount of time my business consumes.
- I currently work 7 days a week , and around 10 hours per day.
- I save 90% of my profits and only spend 10% on cell phone bill and car insurance.
- I am currently 20 and my goal is to make my first million by the age of 25.
ANY advice would be largely appreciated. Thank you in advance. Hoping to hear from you guys soon!
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