Rebis,
My son has a resume like yours. In high school, he found he could circle back home and skip school. When the automated system called, he would erase the message that he was not in school. The school didn't call his mother because she worked outside the local calling area. The school didn't call me because, after all, I was just the father. This went on for a whole month before he got caught. Then he made up the work and finished the semester with A-grades. He graduated, attended 5 colleges in 2 states, but when the going got tough, he stopped attending classes. Still, he has a relatively secure high tech job and lives happily with his cats and face book.
Me? I have that BA in philosophy and BS in dairy, worked on an MBA for about a year, have a certificate in UNIX, some work in poetry and religion. None of that helps with a job. It was frustrating to have HR people tell me I had the wrong degree and that experience beyond the most recent 5 years was worthless.
Still, I'd tell you what I repeatedly have told my son. After you have secured the job, consider finishing college. For you. Education never stops and the discipline and validation of a school is worth the cost.
I suspect you'd make a good web developer (and it's a skill we can use in this company). You'll want a job that stretches you and allows you to learn. Best of luck in your search.
S
