Do one of two things career wise: either become a journeyman electrician or get a bachelors degree in a tech field from Western Governors University.
Why?
I have attended several colleges and also finished trade school and know every career choice that exists first hand.
Electrician is by far the highest paying and easiest trade, allows you to start your own business, and has the best union in the country (IBEW). You don't even have to go to trade school, you can literally start training on the job without any experience.
WGU allows you to get your bachelors degree remotely, learn only practical skills without any DIEversity courses, and costs a fraction of what you would pay at an IRL college. To save even more money, you can get most courses done at Sofia Learning or similar platforms for virtually nothing and individual certs (CompTIA, etc.) and then transfer all credits over. You can literally have a bachelors degree in a highly valued tech field for $5000 within 2 years from a prestigious college. Starting salaries in the offered specializations are $90,000.