Sorry to say but it's kind of too misshapen to really ID. Sadly, it's also in bad mix as well. Does the pot have a whole in the bottom? If it does have a hole, SLOWLY expose it to more direct sun & don't water it often.

Most succulents take the same basic care like this w/fast draining soil (which above soil is not). Specific ID here doesn't much matter.

It's a shame to see folk sharing such poorly grown plants, rather dooms the new grower to failure.

Yeah it has a drainage hole though I haven’t watered it yet. The soil is terrible. It looked a little better when I first took it home (the plant itself). My mom got a different one that is completely dead already.

I mix perlite/cactus mix 50/50 with no troubles which I plan on getting this in, just haven’t been able yet. Just wondered if it were identifiable so I could try to better care for it I like to know and research what I’m working with.

Even if you don't have exact ID, 'care' is just about same as most of succulents: good drainage, lots of good light, watering when potting mix is almost dry, deep in the pot. Very few succulents will require something else than mentioned.

I undersrand that generally most succulents are the same “care” wise. I have about 30. I have a small 6 x 4 greenhouse and I have some succulents that love it and thrive and some that do better inside nesselted in or near a window inside. Some I start to weather now in my temp and some I wait and stay in the greenhouse closer to May due to they like a warmer temp. I just prefer to know the ID if at all possible- this is my preference but if it’s not possible it’s not possible and I’ll just take care of it the best I know how and pay attention to what it responds to under “general care.”

It might be one of the tender Sedums (not the hardy Stonecrop/groundcover type). Once it grows a few more leaves you'll probably be able to ID it pretty easily.