So what are your plans for the future? are you going back to school or

>Tfw I wouldn't even know how to start attending a community college or what I need to get or do and fear I'm too old to start as I'm 22
>got permantly disqualified from the military due to medical condition even though I passed the asvab
>currently working a wagecuck job which is comfy but it's starting to get old real quick and my coworkers are all either currently attending or starting to attend college which makes me feel terrible about myself
>don't know what trade is do if I were to try a trade
>essentially I don't fucking know what I want to do or how to do it
>parents constantly ask me what my plan is
I DONT FUCKING KNOW!! HOW AM I SUPPOSE TO MAGICALLY DEVELOP A PASSION FOR ANYTHING?! REEEEEEE, I KNOW THE CLOCK IS TICKING STOP REMINDING ME!!!

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Computer science doesn't really use much math, just goes up to calc III. Pretty much anybody can do calculus if they put in the effort. They're weeder courses to see who's actually willing to handle the workload. Linear algebra will probably be the hardest class. I took all my math requirements at a nearby community college and then transferred the credits over. Upper level CS courses don't use that knowledge at all, you just have to demonstrate you're capable of acquiring it, which I believe most people are

Why would linear algebra be harder than calc?

It's not that hard. Just go on their website and apply. You can look into getting various associate's degrees or a transfer degree to get a bachelor's somewhere else. You'll probably get an advisor to speak with.

Following my oneitis into the air force

Only true if you use the codemonkey definition of cs.

ps seems nicer than full sus

do u think after u black out theres any chance of waking up again if nothing comes loose?

I'm going knock out my copilot and fly my plane into a building

Watch the news tommorow boys
I'm coming home

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I genuinely don't understand why robots don't get an online degree from a reputable state school. You'll get the maximum Pell Grant, assuming that you don't make shit, and that covers the vast majority of the tuition if you're smart in your choice.
You'll get a fucking bachelor's degree from a state school while sitting at home jerking off to hentai. You don't even have to talk to anybody.

Degree in what though? What job am I going to get with it? Is there any of them in my area (probably not I'm in bfe)? Should I move to a city for that job? How much will I have to pay for cost of living? Will I make enough more with this fancy diploma to off set these costs? If not why shouldn't I just live with Mom and Dad and drive a forklift?

Well I'm working a full time job atm so if everything goes good and they decide to keep me after three months then I'll move out of my parents house and I'll just keep working I guess idk I'll pick up a hobby or I'll just start boxing again.

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i have no future so i avoid thinking any more than a couple months in advance

You have innumerable options in terms of the degree that you're going to get. Even having a fucking degree opens countless fucking doors for you. Even if you're in a fucking small town, the options that it opens up are countless.
You're being a whiny little "woe is me" bitch.

about to sign on to an extremely high paying temporary ( 3 year ) job as an equipment operator. Gonna pay off mom's house, rebuild my old squarebody truck and build a high horsepower gasser ( 55' Chevy Coupe) so I can wrap it around a tree once the job ends and the depression sets back in.

See: Things will get better user.

no, definitely not
i mean unless someone saves you then yes
i spend a fair time on eightch suicide board