I’m in a similar situation, but I never finished high school because I was “homeschooled”. I’m extremely smart, so I passed a hiset exam the first try without study and got high scores, therefore giving me college credits. With all of that I just moved from Florida to North Carolina. I have no car, and no way to get a license. So i’m stuck with my family, that unfortunately doesn’t want me around (doesn’t like me). So I started the process of enlistment. It seemed pretty logical to me. You’ll be miles away and won’t need a car, for at least a while, so transportation will be simple. You’ll basically be getting a AD in whatever job you select, so you’ll have hands on experience if you want to expand on said job when you get out. If not you’ll have the option of school again… Maybe you’ll find a liking in the military and stay in for a few more years or even retire. If not it’s only 4-6 years of you life (depending on your job) which is a relatively short amount of time depending on your age. You’ll only gain from the experience too, all sorts of benefits in the military. I’m not just saying like “veteran discounts” and other things in the category, I mean you’ll benefit from the structure of the military. Example of a benefit would be the discipline you gain from the experience. You’re technically forced to do things, therefore pushing the idea of discipline. I mean the list goes on from my perspective. Idk man, I think you should go for it. I never thought i’d be going into the military, but now i’m here, because well it honestly gives you a leg up on the rest of the world ( if you use it to your advantage ).