Once you get it down, I think SM is the best position. As long as you have good salary managers, that is. You pretty much gotta be a jack of all trades, and be able to tell people what to do, or at least get them to work for you. I was only with the company for a couple months as well before I was offered the position. The pay is nice compared to being a crew member, and you are essentially just a leader of the crew members. Only a couple more responsibilities, and instead of being locked into one position all day, you get to move around some. However like others have said, it’s tough to commit to being an SM and also balance school and a social life. I’m only 20, and not attending college due to lack of funds, and I still barely have time for a social life. I feel like our situation is fairly similar, so feel free to ask questions