You don't have to go to college. Yes, education is expensive there. It's easier in Turkiye. (It was easy 25 years ago). If I had been there, maybe I wouldn't have been able to go either.

I prepared a folder for you.

For now, I have added a few books.

By area of interest.

I will continue to add.

You can take a look at the same link a few hours later.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/103jfH7wuAM6ctqV4vJOetgoH4Xf6g1bq?usp=sharing

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Thank you so much. My thirst for knowledge cannot be satisfied. I am a schizo-learner to borrow some possibly problematic language from D/G.

I want to learn psychology and I am confident I can gain a level of understanding that is quite high without a degree. It’s just a matter of being seen as qualified to be able to practice that’s the problem.

Thank you so much for your google drive folder. I don’t use google products too much but I will log in on my desktop in a few hours (after work) and check it out. I will be eagerly awaiting what you send 😌

You're welcome : )

If you knew Turkish, I would share all my digital book archives. : )

If you are using onedrive or yandex drive, I can add this folder there.

Yes, unfortunately they want a diploma to appear qualified. Even the university is not enough for us. In Turkey, a university diploma is now seen as a high school diploma. They also want master's and doctoral degrees.

After university, I did an internship for 2 years and took exams for 1 year to get the Certified Public Accountants license. They don't even see it in a master's degree.

If there is a book that interests you, if you send me the name, I will download it and add it to your folder.

or you can download the books from this link: https://libgen.is