I rejected a full scholarship in college to become a tiktok star – that is why I have no remorse

She threw the scholarship for sight.

A popular tikker has discovered that she rejected a full trip to the university to be a tick -“and she does not regret it.

“Growing up, I wanted to become a lawyer and I always thought it was what I would end,” Megan Nutt, 22, said, for Jam Press.

“I’m miserable I always liked to solve complex problems using logic and reasoning in a world of change” /

Nutt claims she had directly-Aâ and a GPA 4.0 when she graduated from her class high school, which won her a full scholarship at the International University in Florida to study the business at the College of Honor.

But by then, the count of its followers Tiktok had grown greater than her desire to study the law.

“When I was committed to posting and raising my Tiktok account, I had a sense of the intestine that would pay,” Nutt said.

Brune Chesy posts videos of yourself dancing, lip synchronization and cosplaying, often with suggestive props.

Nutt says she started posting video on Tiktok behind her parents’ back when she was 17 and quickly went viral with 10,000 views.

“I’m behind myself dancing and I got so much hatred – but I too got much more followers,” Nutt explained.

“It wasn’t something I have ever considered would be my career, but it became lucrative.â €

Now, the content creator spends about 11 hours a day filming as her full -time job and collects millions of likes.

However, it also takes its right part of hatred.

“People judge me, but I think they’re just jealous. They feel like my job is easy and that anyone can do it.”

But Nutt insists, “I decided more hours every day than I would have a traditional job.”

Despite her critics online, NUTT is supported by those most importantly – her family.

“They’re both supporters and just want me to be happy,” she said.

She is also proud to be financially independent at her age. Nutt has used her income to travel around and around the world and most recently bought a house.

“I’m more financially stable than I had gone to college, and I’m more financially stable than most 22-year-olds,” she said, mentioning that she feels “lucky”.

“I know a lot of young people are you able to do this.â €

Although this is not the road that Gen Zer had for hersf for much of her life, she would not change it.

“I have no regrets,” Nutt insisted.

â € œthe you crazy to think how different it would be my life if I had gone to study and become a lawyer .â €