<prompt> Human: So my family isnt poor but they thought I would study in Quebec, so they only saved 12 000. I want to know if ai can pay a 25 000 per year that include food, university etc. Can I pay that by myself with a job? Do i need two jobs during summer? Will I need to take loans and how much? Sorry for the format Im on mobile and for my english. Its not my first language. The setting is in Ontario.TLDR: I need to pay 25 000 per year, can I make it.Assistant: Its all about risk reward. Is the college renowned for the major you are studying? How much money will you start out at when you graduate? Are graduates easily placed after graduation? Do companies hunt interns from the college? In the end its all about the money because its just a job. Family and friends are the only thing that matters. A job is a way to support them. Make sure your job does not become your life or you will miss out. Human: Hum my goal is to go in the medical field, but if I cant make it. I think Im going for stock broker, for my second option.  <response>: Just going to step in here and say scrap becoming a stock broker as a second option. What you probably meant to refer to is Sales Trading and youd likely have to relocate to Toronto for that and it would be highly competitive as youre aiming for places like TD Securities, RBC, and such. Youd need to make it your first option, not a backup plan. 