The fact I still have time to reply to this comment while she is still singing it is sad and hilarious . <| sep |> Badaniem skadu w laboratorium . <| sep |> well , here ' s my opinion . ultimately , your high school grades while they may play a role in being able to get into most 4 year Universities are not going to matter . If you ' re in danger of not graduating , I would suggest speaking with an advisor and laying things out exactly the way you did here those people are there to help you , it ' s what they get paid to do . Otherwise consider vocational or a 2 year college of some type . Most of those schools will even accept GED applicants which also might be another route to consider . Once you finish there , you ' ll have an associates which can and likely will land you a ' median income ' salary , that you can then use to transfer to a 4 year university much more easily ! The bottom line is , if you care enough about academics and secondary education , then you have every opportunity to go pursue it I come from a low income family myself and most of my tuition in college was paid for with grants and loans I only have about 20 k loan debt total , but it has to matter to you . let the idea of being able to rise above your community and ultimately give back to it be a motivator ! Just don ' t fool yourself into thinking that you belong in college because you ' re supposed to go for whatever reason . if you don ' t wanna be there , you ' ll never make it . College truly is not for everybody , and thats fine !