You could probably drop out, get a GED, go to community college for 2 years, and then transfer to the school that'll give you a 4 year degree.
With that said, I think some states have different rules in terms of what age you're allowed to drop out at. For example, Illinois requires students to be 17 years of age (and receive parental consent, of course) to drop out. At that point you're better off just finishing high school. even if you want to rapidly track into college.
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You could probably drop out, get a GED, go to community college for 2 years, and then transfer to the school that'll give you a 4 year degree.
With that said, I think some states have different rules in terms of what age you're allowed to drop out at. For example, Illinois requires students to be 17 years of age (and receive parental consent, of course) to drop out. At that point you're better off just finishing high school. even if you want to rapidly track into college.