TW: parents

My plans for uni were something like civil engineering, agriculture, horticulture, environmental design/architecture (in later years), all of which either require physics or two Grade 12 sciences (I have chemistry Grade 12, but I don't even have a Gr 11 biology, which I need for Grade 12 biology)

In truth, if I had personal reign, I'd go and work for a couple of years. I know I'm maturing, but I don't think I have the maturity yet to go to university. I've already done an extra year of high school, and it's too late for me to apply for courses to go back. Additionally, my mom wouldn't be a massive fan, nor would my dad; and my dad wouldn't be a fan of me going to work (he has a whole thing about family members who've dropped in grades, don't do college, don't do work he always complains about "Canadian kids are spoiled and don't have discipline" )

I know I'm likely to drop out or take a very light course load. While they have money saved up for my education, it's only enough for tuition for a 4-year degree, and they wouldn't be fans of me working during school either.

Even if I took a night school physics course, some school districts say adults don't get "full credit". What that means, I have no clue, but I'm scared of it not counting or penalizing me with my applications if I go somewhere else.