This is my first post so please be gentle with me :-)
It all depends on you and what you want to do.
For me (must have been listening to Andy Townsend for too long) it's not about getting the degree it's about the university experience.
Going to University will make you a more rounded and balanced individual than not going and the job will always be there when you have finished.
I never went and after reading many biographies of those who studied at Cambridge or Oxford like Stephen Fry I'm extremely jealous that they took that opportunity. I was always of the opinion that going straight into work after leaving school was the done thing.
Go to university - you only have one shot in this life and that experience will work for you in the future more than the degree you gain which is going to be an added plus.
Once you start work you accumulate baggage in the form of car loans, mortgage or rent etc and you can't stop working because you need to service that debt.
You will not have the opportunity again without causing financial hardship so take it.
To those who say experience matters more - of course it does, but also being able to set an alarm get up and catch a train, make packed lunch, iron a shirt, wear a nice suit and generally look after yourself - all of those skills are vital.
University offers the chance for you to learn self discipline.
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