[b.mc55]

Im stuck at a crossroad between the 2 but leaning towards an apprenticeship, is this the correct thing to do?

[Kekkeye]

Honestly, if you can manage doing both it will be the best. Otherwise apprenticeship will be more rewarding as soon as you finish it. You get the experience that they are looking for. At some point in your career, it does not matter anymore if you have a College degree or not

[StrawberryMilk]

Really depends what you're looking for as a career.

S.M

[vefunnossupo]

I was in a similar situation myself a couple of years ago. After high school, I had to choose between college and an internship. In the end, I decided on college, but I often thought that I should have tried an internship. It all depends on what your goals are. If you're thinking of continuing your studies abroad or applying to a good university, a diploma is useful. But if you want to start working faster, perhaps an internship is a quicker way to reach your goal. But if you are undecided you can consider both study and internship. Especially, I don't think you will have difficulties with training if you use essay editing. This service will help and assist you in the most difficult times of your studies, allowing you to get an internship and gain practical skills.

[Dismas]

Some careers will require a degree, so it really depends what you're after. If you are deadset on a particular trade, an apprenticeship might be better.

[ratmeat]

Im stuck at a crossroad between the 2 but leaning towards an apprenticeship, is this the correct thing to do?

go with your gut instead of asking strangers on a forum. You know what is best for you.