<prompt> Human: Alright, the title seems vague, but Ill elaborate a little bit. Im 16 years old, and about to finish my junior year in high school. I live in a really shitty apartment with my single mom. She has literally no savings, and has gone bankrupt twice. By some miracle Im not dumb and irresponsible as fuck.I really have no idea what to do with my life. I have no hobbies or passions. However I do live in New York and I qualify for the Excelsior Scholarshipfree tuition at state schools. I think the best way to accomplish my goal is to get into real estate, but I dont and I wont have any money to invest. Would it be wise to major in something like IT or computer scienceIm great with computers but coding cant make me rich to provide a stable income and then self teach myself financeeconomicsreal estate and start financing properties? Or should I major in financeeconomics? I know I just wanna get rich thats it seems cliche and immature, but it really is how I feel. I doubt I will grow out of it.Id appreciate any advice, even if its completely unlike what I mentioned in the above paragraph. Im really clueless.  <response>: You CAN get rich coding, just not quick. But in the run-up to rich if you live within your means you wont be poor either. People that just want to get rich fast are often the most irresponsible with money and probably end up filing for bankruptcy twice. Level-set your expectations and find something that you enjoy doing. If you enjoy computers and are passionate about work, putting in the effort to create an amazing salary isnt hard. 