Secondly, from a practical point of view, it is not worthwhile for you to stay in college for another five years. Firstly, the competitiveness of the college is limited, and secondly, what the five-year college can learn is still unknown.
Thirdly, personally, if you really want to study, it is a way to be a placement student and reread high school to take the college entrance examination. After three years, when you are admitted to the university, the age disadvantage will not be obvious on the university campus. When you go to school and concentrate on practice, you will still have many choices when you graduate at the age of 28. For example, if you still want to study, you can choose to study while working. If you have a master's degree before the age of 35 and 7 years of work experience, I believe you will be very competitive. Of course, the premise is that you have to learn solidly and have professional ability.
If you don't want to study just to get a degree and get a job, I suggest you find a job that can exercise people, learn various abilities and accumulate wealth through your relatives and friends now. Pay attention to the working environment and work content, pay attention to learning the skills and knowledge of work and dealing with people, pay attention to saving money, and don't do moonlight. In this way, when you are 28 years old, in about seven years, you can re-choose your own path, such as starting your own business as a small boss, or jumping to a bigger platform for management. Of course, you need a degree to go to a bigger platform, so you must take your people by practicing your exercise ability, and then use some resources to consolidate your studies on the new stage.
Personally, I don't think academic qualifications are important. The key is to find ways to give full play to your abilities. Where ability comes from, it must be talent, learning, exercise and accumulation.
A little too much, not necessarily right, I hope it will be useful to you.