See everyone study at the uni and being happy

>See everyone study at the uni and being happy
>Want to do the same and go there to study languages because I really like that
>Suddenly remember that I don't even have the basic high school degree for being accepted at any university

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Don't feel too bad, their happiness is temporary and they're going to be dragged back to Earth as they realize they can't get a job with their degree.

What race are you

then get a high school degree

How old? Just get the baccalauréat as a free candidate if you're under 22

not the winner

Go get one then

>go to uni
>get ostracized there too
wow, if you go to uni because of the social aspect you will be deeply dissappointed, you won't get friends, you won't get a gf, you won't have fun, it's just another stepping stone to becoming a slavedrone for shekelbergs cubicle

but at least you have more possibility to get high income as a wagecuck

also people that go to uni for the social aspect are cancer, you either go there to study seriously or you don't go (imho)

And what are you going to with that extra 10k a year? Just buy more useless shit?
All power to you but i don't see the point in it

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The thing is that a 14 years old kid has probably more chances to get that degree than me
And since that I'm not in school anymore it's gonna be really hard to learn all the things by myself, like philosophy, writing texts, maths etc

>The thing is that a 14 years old kid has probably more chances to get that degree than me
Why do you say that? The only thing that you have to do is endure being in high school, is not that hard.
And at least you can choose on going to a uni, is not that amazing as people paint it to be. To me it feels like an even more stressful high school where making friends is harder.

I'm social though, i've always had friends during my life but since i never go outside since 1 year now i've only 1 friend left (and ks virgin of course)
But I want to go to university not only for that obviously, I want to study

And I'm 18, 19 this summer

Is it possible to study high school courses in some kind of evening school? If it is, do that. Give yourself two or three years. It's not a problem, I'm reckoning.

Probably not, once you're too old for the high school then it's the end for you to get back to school

So I have 2 choices: work hard and get motivated to make up for lost time but I will not have the required level for this degree until 2-3 years, or my parents can buy some courses, I know this is possible

>work hard and get motivated to make up for lost time but I will not have the required level for this degree until 2-3 years, or my parents can buy some courses
Which of these are you planning to do?

>2-3 ans d'études pour passer le bac
T'es un enfant "spécial" ou quoi?

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Come to study in UK, brother

Are you sure that there really isn't any kind of adult education or night schools in France?

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/École_du_soir

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_school

What do you mean by buying courses?

Probably both

Je sais pas trop en fait, surement que c'est possible en 1 an mais ça sera chaud sachant que les lycéens font ce que je dois rattraper en 3 ans

Never heard about that, I just searched but it seems like that doesn't exist anymore

>What do you mean by buying courses?
Like buying a personal professor for for a few hours a week

Frère inscrit toi au bac ES. Achète les manuels de terminales, révise, entraine toi sur les annales des années précédentes. Y'a vraiment rien de plus simple.

>Like buying a personal professor for for a few hours a week
Sounds expensive.

I found this one for you, about finishing high school in a night school. It sounds about right:

alloprofparents.ca/articles-dexperts/l-orientation-professionnelle/etudier-ecole-adultes/

But what about online courses and online school? That could be an option too.

Sorry, it's in Canada. Stupid me.

But, strange if there really isn't such an institution in France.

I'm sure this is such a thing. Doesn't France have the equivalent of community colleges? They do that stuff there all the time

There must be some similar institution. I hope op finds one.

All the best op. Remember that you are really young.