First, if you don't want a diploma, it's useless. Anyway, you will start a business in the future and won't work for others. You might as well work ahead of time, earn more money and accumulate more social experience. Then you can go to the company for training, which usually takes about three months, and then you can attend an interview with a cruise company, but it also depends on the training content of the company. Some are unprofessional, just to fool money, so ask more questions.

Secondly, if you want a diploma, and you think it is more professional to study in school and it is not too late to attend an interview after graduation, then you should go to college, but personally, it is better to study English or hotel management, and these two majors will learn better things. I don't know what will happen in the future. Now many courses are patchwork and not professional at all.

The above is just a personal opinion, not directed at any group or minority.

I hope I can help you. Please continue to ask questions about sea travel interview, sea travel recruitment and sea travel training.