<prompt> Human: I am 19 years old. I have British citizenship and Canadian permanent residency. I went to high school in Canada and after graduation in 2015, moved to NYC with a special modeling visa.I started modeling at age 16 and since then have enjoyed success. I walk a large amount of shows every fashion season and score a good number of ad campaigns every year.Last year 2016 I earned 175,000 ish USD before tax. This year I have earned 188,100 so far before tax. I have 25,000 or thereabouts in the stock market. I know that my success in the modeling industy will be short lived and who knows when I will be a has been. Therefore I want a safety net and a secure job in the future.I applied to many uni programs after high school. I got accepted into 2 pre-med programs, 1 business program, and 1 accountingcomputer science joint degree program. I deferred the accounting program offer and ultimately rejected it after 1 year because of modeling.My brother is studying computer science and he wants me to go into IT. Problem is, I dont really know HOW to be qualified for an IT position without formal schooling. I would like to go to school in London UK since I have citizenship. But I dont know what for. Ive actually always wanted to be a professional interpreter since Im fluent in 3 languages, but I dont have any formal training. As you can see Im pretty confusedoverwhelmed by my uncertain future. I dont regret doing modeling but I have no idea how to get into the schooljob market after so many years away from formal schooling. Ideally I want to be studying something WHILE I model, so I dont waste time. Any advice would be great. I dont want to end up having to marry a rich guy for financial security like so many other girls in the industry after their careers end.Assistant: rcareerguidanceYou are 19. You are not late for anything school-wise.Just apply for what school you want. You have 300,000ish in accumulated income that will give you lots of options.Human: But will schools care that I have a 3 year gap? And what if I applied to the same programs which I rejected?  <response>: No, and up to them, but if you were qualified before, one would suppose you are still qualified. Lots of people go back to school after a gap of a few years. I cant help but think that this post has a purpose beyond just asking the question e.g. advertising your income history, but, really, if you want to go to school, go to school. You have lots of options. 