Yes...I understand the typing. (what is an AIM?) You all (young adults) seem to type "text" style these days and carry it into the new work places etc...Depending on WHERE you want to work in life...office vs. factory...is all in how you conduct and PRESENT yourself.
You are carrying it into your new ADULT life. So be a little more
sophysticated in how you present yourself o.k.?
You are in college, you are worried about this and rightfully so. (Don't play it down as you are now doing, go back to your original post attitude.) Your TRUE concern is a very good sign to show the judge. Do mention your concerns for your new adult life and the effect it will have on your future. He/She will appreciate this. Be respectful and do NOT plea guilty with the attitude: I am guilty but NO BIG DEAL? Do you understand?
I did check a couple of states (since I did not know where you were) for you regarding sealing/expunging any prior juvenile record. Most say that you must not be CURRENTLY in trouble, you are. Most say 5 yrs. from the time you have had run ins with the law, You have. This does NOT mean however that prospective employers all have access to the records. They don't. Virginia state IS concerned for the growing juvenile cases and their severity thus are inclined not to seal for you for awhile. You do NEED a public defender/or an atty. to represent you because I am un certain of your attitude. I do commend you for admitting your guilty but on the other hand you say "it's no big deal" and it IS. You are concerned for your future and THIS is your focus from here on out. People can admit to guilt but getting counsel and being defended does NOT mean to only those NOT pleading guilty, but also to defend HOW you are convicted, what charges and it's severity.
Yes...a shirt, and a tie, polished shoes...sport jacket or suit...even if you have to borrow these things. DO IT. Show your concern and your remorse.
Good luck.