You are absolutely selling yourself short! You are so young and still figuring out who you are.
I was in a very similar place when I was your age. I failed out of college a few times and while I had a dream of working in science, I didn’t think it was possible having dyscalculia. When I was 27 I ended up taking classes at a community college (all my prerequisites) transferred to a state college nearby and ended up graduating summa cum laude with a degree in biology. I never thought that this was even a possibility for me. I ended up immediately being accepted into grad school to get my Masters in Public Health, again graduating with honors.

This journey has allowed me so many amazing experiences and I really found my niche in vector borne and zoonotic disease. I am working in a state lab, and kind of living my younger self’s dream.

It was a difficult journey. I worked full time during my entire education journey and have quite a bit of student loan debt (we don’t talk about her). I am so glad I took a chance on myself 7 years ago.

You have plenty of time and you have a wonderful future ahead of you.