You don't need a degree to get into the field you're talking about.
I started working straight out of high school in a Network Operations Center, as a Help Desk engineer. I've been working in a datacenter for six years now and I've slowly made my way up the tiers without a degree or IT certification (I would still recommend getting a couple). Start searching job sites (Monster, Indeed) for positions like, "Help Desk", "NOC Technician", "Datacenter Technician". You may not know anything about server hardware right now, but once you're thrown into the thick of it, you'll pick it up very easily.
If you would feel more comfortable getting an IT certification under you belt before job hunting, I highly recommend you look into studying for an A+ (server hardware), Net+ (network essentials), Sec+ (security essentials), or ITIL (IT service management). You can find licensed books for all of these on Amazon. These certifications are great for entry level IT professionals and definitely stand out on your resume. Once you get one of these basic certifications, you can start specializazing in certain fields, be it networking, security, database, Linux, Windows, etc. You can even luck out and get your certifications paid by your company. It's a win-win for both of you!
Good luck!
I started working straight out of high school in a Network Operations Center, as a Help Desk engineer. I've been working in a datacenter for six years now and I've slowly made my way up the tiers without a degree or IT certification (I would still recommend getting a couple). Start searching job sites (Monster, Indeed) for positions like, "Help Desk", "NOC Technician", "Datacenter Technician". You may not know anything about server hardware right now, but once you're thrown into the thick of it, you'll pick it up very easily.
If you would feel more comfortable getting an IT certification under you belt before job hunting, I highly recommend you look into studying for an A+ (server hardware), Net+ (network essentials), Sec+ (security essentials), or ITIL (IT service management). You can find licensed books for all of these on Amazon. These certifications are great for entry level IT professionals and definitely stand out on your resume. Once you get one of these basic certifications, you can start specializazing in certain fields, be it networking, security, database, Linux, Windows, etc. You can even luck out and get your certifications paid by your company. It's a win-win for both of you!
Good luck!
dont forget we bros all stick together and when were feeling down we can always look at pewdiepies videos to make us feel better :3 we can also rely on one another as family because thats what felix arvid ulf kjellberg would want... wanna know something that would make you feel better? get a bag of potato chips or doritos and maybe icecream and some coca cola or pepsi and watch some videos from pewds! watch the broken podcasts (which is what i do when i feel down) and just enjoy the moment while it lasts... listening to mitiS calms me down easily and just relax and have a night to yourself! stay up late and have fun! dont be afraid anymore because you may not know it but... theres bros all around you that are wating to meet someone like you out there! from when we last talked in the brochat you were a pretty awesome person!!!! but until then heres a brofist from me to you... good luck herthes and never forget... when i say this, i say this to all the bros out there in an exact situation youre in... until then brofist!!! 
