<prompt> Human: -No college but read a lot of self improvement books.-2 brothers in HS who work part time but thats their money.- Widow mother who makes minimum wage and has 300 in savings. Also, no close family to help her. Ive been working 50 - 70 hrs a week since I was 18, I have 2 full paid cars valued at 2.5k 11K on KBB. current job has no benefits and its commission pay, but i dont get to choose my hours. I wake up at 6 am and come dont come back home until 7 or 8pm, M-Sat. No spare time to go out or be in a relationship.Right now Im saving around 800 month with an income of around 2,500 and expenses of about 1,600 which is just rentbills credit card. I memorize everything i pay for and think more than i should before buying unnecessary stuff, heck i weight in gas and taxes before i buy a mcchicken millennials are weird. Anyways, Im young, inexperienced and dont have connections therefore another job that pays the same or more are currently nonexistent. hence, I want to go to college but that would mean putting my finances at a freeze or at a lost. I cannot commit to buying a home if my life is not planned out. Im lost, tired and worst i have nobody to talk to. Please, help.Assistant: You want to buy an apartment or go to college? These are very different goals with very different purposes. If you are building a career, maybe you dont need college.Human: Ive tried to look for other jobs with same pay, but the 5 years experience wall stops me. And i believe that as long as we have drive, charisma and speaking skills we dont need college. but it would help, a lot.  <response>: Im not talking about your job, Im talking about your career. If youre, say, a realtor, college isnt going to help you and you can make more money than anyone you know.You need a clear career plan. Going to college and buying a place may be opposing goals. 