This turned nasty quick but +1 for everything. Your online image is very important. Unlike and un-Follow all of that garbage man.
I haven't seen what I would call nasty. What I have seen is some people tell the OP what he needs to hear. It has been to the point and more importantly on point.
When I first opened your website it gave me the impression that you had a studio. If that is what you want to portray you can do that but I think it may come back to bite you. Your "about" reads like so many how you love photography and you have progressed from point and shoot to DSLR's. Does a customer really want to or need to hear this, imo, they don't. Plenty has already been said about your pricing. If you are as good as your ego says your are then you are definitely leaving money on the table. Just because a person is just starting out does not mean that they have to be incredibly low. Sometimes those low priced photographers don't even get a click on their website when people are hunting because if they see an average price of "x" in an area and then one that is 75% below that price, many will feel something is not right. I was recently looking to hire a photographer in Maui for my son's wedding that is coming up in a couple of weeks. The "ultra budget" shooters didn't even have me look at their site beyond finding a price. Price is not the end all be all in gaining customers.
It bothers me that you seem to have acquired a holier than thou attitude about continuing your education because a few people have said that they thought you were good. Do not discount the benefit of having a degree, they do pay off in the end. As almost everyone here has said, get some business training. This will help you in marketing yourself and how to run a business on things like calculating how your price structure should be set so that you are covering both your variable and fixed costs. I would imagine that just about everyone on here has had those compliments at one time or another. It makes you feel good and it energizes one to go out and conquer the photographic world. I have seen some guys work that was done with a Rebel that was just outstanding so I wouldn't worry about that part.
You say "no more film" for me. If you are going to school to study photography this is in an integral part of it. I don't know what you want to do when you are done and out trying to conquer this craft but what if you wanted to apply for a job at a large commercial studio, the kind that does shoots that take days to get one shot. Many of them are still working in film. What I like to tell people that feel they are overly good is to go shoot an assignment in film. You don't have that sensor on the back to validate your shot. You shoot and wait a couple of days for the results. I could go on about school but I won't as I somehow feel that you have your mind made up on this subject over a few compliments.
If you are going to have a website that portrays you as a business then act like one too. As has been said get rid of the suspect links to the crotch shots and like. You can go off and enjoy these all you want independently but don't tie them to your main website. Your site does need an overhaul, a statement that has been made repeatedly in this thread so you should pay it some heed. English may not be your first language and that is fine but when it comes time to putting things into your site have someone check this for you before you publish it. Poor grammar and punctuation can and probably will cost you customers. The customer can be saying to themselves "If he this careless with his portrayal to the customer in his website what does he do with his photography". I can't emphasize my earlier statement enough, if you want to be seen as a real business then act like one and get your sites cleaned up and professional looking.
I'm not clear and would like to know, what kind of photography are you interested in once you finish your degree. You need to have goals and unfortunately you haven't shared those with us. You have many people on here that you may think are taking shots. I don't see it that way, they are on here to help you and you can either elect to continue on that line of thought that you started this with, "I'm already good enough" or you can take these to heart for what they are meant for and improve yourself.
I'm having to reschedule every week waiting for a break or one day there isn't homework. A lot is flying so fast I'm making my own website from scratch making it more organized as well. Thanks a lot guys school calls 
