DolphinsTX, your path is common for individuals that were raised in a believer's family but not taught the foundations of their faith. Once they leave their controlled childhood environment, the secular educational system and cultural pressures easily turn a skeptic into an irreligious person.
Before encouraging you to return to a Catholic church like others here have suggested, I'd pause first, since you likely don't know what church or denomination is right or best for you. There are significant doctrinal differences between Protestant and Catholic churches, and your search for faith now should not be confused by that matter.
I'd suggest that the best way for a skeptic/seeker to pursue religious truth is to study the evidence for each of the world's major religions. Having spent considerable effort doing that myself, I can save you a lot of time though by suggesting that you start with Christianity. While a few of the world's religions may share some of Christianity's historical and archaeological evidence, none offer scientific foreknowledge, fulfilled prophesy, and manuscript authority evidence comparable to the Bible.
The first step in pursuing truth in religion is recognizing that there is a supernatural being or creator of all things. For anyone believing in current evolutionary theory or just denying God for any other personal reason, an honest study of the scientific evidence for evolution vs creation should be enlightening. It can convict a person to truely believe in a god. And if there's a god that created the universe and all life, he surely did it for a reason. Are we not compelled then to seek out a relationship with this creator?
Upon belief in a supernatural creator that governs all things (as stated by Isaac Newton himself), a study of Christian apologetics will reveal why the Bible stands above all other religious books as being the Divinely inspired Word of God. It justifies Christianity as the only one true religion in the world - the one right path to God.
So in your case, where do you start? I'd suggest reading some good creationist books or watching some good videos in order to affirm your faith in a supernatural being - Besides, if you would still like to do college then I have a recommendation for you, this source
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For a teaser on the subject to hopefully provoke your interest, here's a sample of my favorite videos offering supportive evidence for God. If you like them and want more recos, feel free to message me.