Perche25

I do a lot of cooking and moving around and usually have others over as well so headphones aren’t the greatest option 

clear cmos its sounds like some sort of overclock or power delivery problem

Have you tried resetting the bios? Also unplug everything you don't need. So just monitor, ethernet, and keyboard. I would also try unhooking all your sata devices and see if it still happens.
 
Could also be a overheating issue, have you confirmed the CPU fan is actually spinning? Have you blown out the heatsink lately?
 
Just a few things to look in to.

So it boots to the bios, and then shuts itself down basically?
 
Hmm. What happens if you try booting without the SSD installed?
 
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I really recommend not having a gaming laptop for school. Mostly because you will be running around trying to find a plug to charge it all of the time.

Better off getting maybe two laptops. Gaming laptop and a Chrome book or something for school work. Or a better option in my opinion is a small footprint desktop with a cheep laptop.

If you already have a pc, I would just get an i3 with an ssd. To me the most important thing for college was battery life. 

Build sff (silverstone makes interesting cases for sff) or mITX and get a laptop with decent specs(i7 or i5 with iGPU) and great battery life.