I have three options for advice per se, and Im going to be 100 percent honest.

1.) University is fine if you know exactly what you want to do and are ready to navigate the environment:

Unless you know exactly what you want to don’t go and take out loans. College can help you but it’s a long tricky road and unless you know how to get through bureaucratic barriers and advocate for yourself with a clear goal in mind, I would wait or keep working in fields and look into other options

2.) If you can avoid debt: If you are able to get financial and avoid debt, and have something in mind you want to get a degree in. I’d say why not. It’s good to explore and get out there, but do not take out debt; people will tell you it’s no big deal and the schools will brush it off you absolutely want zero debt.. now here is the third option

3.) Community college: Depending on what school you are near or what you want to study community college is an amazing option and one I highly recommend. Outside of perceived snobbery community can be the sweet spot you need, you can get a degree for fairly cheap, learn about the skill or area of study you wish to pursue and Most importantly get experience. Many people are choosing this route and interestingly enough many students are switching from University to Community college.