<prompt> Human: As title says. Located in Midwest-CanadaIm currently an Envi-Sci diploma student re-evaluating my life choices. I started University at 21 after having my savings destroyed by a religion I was apart of from birth. I started off as a Psych major; I spent a summer evaluating while in a temp job The same temp job Ive had every summer since Ive started school and realized that I didnt want to work in the psych field. Changed my major to work in a field related to the temp job Id been working in the summers. Working for a municipality 412 months of the year for vegetation management --- I spray weeds.Temp job pays 19hr during the summer They payed for some training for chemical application Industry standard around the oilfield is around 22-25hr depending on the company. Currently working in a small business making 13.8hr for 12-20hours a week while at school.Im still enrolled in my envi-sci program, but finding that Im burned out from school in general and not feeling interestedchallenged in my program. Also suffer from terrible SAD - which led to me dropping the ball and failing an important class last semester Stretching my 2year diploma into a 3 year, due to pre-reqsFurther research in the past few months has most people from my program either not finding jobs, or only working temp-summers for 3-4 years before maybe landing an entry-level gig.Basically Im burned out from school, My program has a 310 chance of landing me a job after I get the diploma Id probably need to go for the degree to get a full time job Student loans cap at 70k, and so I wont be able to afford to even go for the degree. Summer job helps save a little bit for the school year every year, but this year my parents moved away from where it was based, so Id have to commute 45 mins there and back each morningevening. Math says somewhere between 1200-1500 in gas over the summer months.Assets - About 2200 In bank now.Payed for Car worth about 3500 However the clutch isnt in the best conditionPayed for Truck worth 2000-2500 I had plans to start a chemical application business doing the same thing Ive been doing for the summers, but realized now that I doubt I can pull the capital I need to get it flowing to a profitable level Liabilities - 50k student loan0 Credit Card4k Student Line of Credit This was a terrible decision, but my 21yo self thought it was a great ideapaying 600 rentutilitiesinternet85mo Phone100mo insuranceabout 250mo foodand I probably use 180mo on gas My car was another prime example of stupid, Its a 3L v6 gas guzzler.Im honestly looking at selling the truck, dropping out of school, finding a second pt job, and working on an application for the Armed Forces - probably for a trade, as doing the Officer training and spending another 4 years in school would probably kill me right now. TL;DR 25 Male, Broke both mentally and financially, 2-3 years to finish a degree. Wishing Id never gone to school in the first place.Help please, I know Ive been terrible :  <response>: So a lot of things dont add up with the story here. How do you have 50k loans when you havent been in school for that long? How do you have 50k loans when youve had had a 19hr summer job and a decent paying overall job?You say burned out when youre working while studying. Missing details here: did you go to school full time? And got a job, too? And then took out as many loans as you could on top of it? Why and what for?If the loans were purely for tuition, I would have to question what uni it went towards. But for living, school supplies, etc., if you decisively took out loans so you wouldnt have to work during college; why did you work during college? To fund your business? That was separate from both your studies, current line of work, and life goals? Or to spend on erroneous thingspleasures?Poor decisions happen and rough luck happens, but this isnt either of that. How did this all come to when you had to persistently keep all-of-the-above going to arrive at your situation now? That answer is going to be crucial in developing a retooling strategy to help absolve your loans, focus your time and energy, and get you on a track of comfortable living.Obviously sell the truck. And the money-eating car. Buy a new one with the money you got from the truck the amount you have now. Reliable transportation is important to a higher level of productivity.The loan is most likely going to be dealt with the same way everyone else is, so not a big worry. Itll get eliminated in 10-20yrs depending on how much you put into your monthly payments; try not to defer. The main obstacle is keeping a well-paying job and working towards vertical movement in your meantime.If the information youve given is all there is to it, then no collectors are after you, you currently have a roof over your head, and you have no dire family conflicts that would distractkeep you from your goals. So thats all really good news.You also still have that job, yes? Then youre not financially broke and you should stop believing that to help build a more constructive outlook; itll help immensely. Youre not any bit wealthy, but youre not brokeunable to work. You can still provide for yourself.Stop going to school, yes. No one ever had to one-shot it and take their college years back-to-back. Thats not the schools fault you did that under your circumstances. You shouldnt give up on education permanently if you dont want to, but itd be wise to take a break year or two.Edit: Sorry, I just realized you were in canada. Dont know how different those things work out there, but stay strong and get firm, best. 