I say get a part-time job (or full time if you want). It doesn't matter that you don't have "skills." Most entry level jobs will train you, and then you can start getting financially stable. I wouldn't worry too much about the type of job you get now, just get a job and start saving money. That way if you want to live on your own in a few months, you will have the money to do so.
I agree with Love that you might try going to a community college. If you just want to take lots of interesting classes, this is a great way to do it because they are cheap, and community colleges often have quirky classes that you might not find at a university.
If your parents refuse to fund your education unless you choose engineering or something, don't let that stop you. Just get that job, save some money, and you could take some classes at the community college part time, or full time if you could afford it.
But mainly, don't go back to school until you really want to. It sounds like you lost interest and that's why you failed the classes.  |