<prompt> Human: Hello all, First ever post! Long time lurkernot on rpersonalfinance, which will make sense to you well-adjusted members of society.I am 23 years old from SLC,UT have dropped out of two colleges. I went to school right out of high school at The University of Utah. I started well but just got caught up in life at college without doing any of the classwork. I was academically suspended in my second year. With the continuing support of my family, the little entitled shitme applied to a school in a different state. I was thinking, naively, that just moving myself without actually changing anything about my lifestyle or priorities would be the change that i needed. It was not. The same thing happened there. My family was done with paying for school that I was not attending, so when I go back I will be paying for it myself. I moved back to my home city and moved in with my girlfriend. I am enrolled in a community college for summer courses but am financially illiterate in terms of how I will pay for this on my own. Im embarrassed and ashamed, knowing that I have taken this for granted when people are doing this everyday coming from harder circumstances than this. Sorry everyone.  <response>: Whats your question? Kick yourself in the ass, stop screwing up, and graduate. To pay for school, either get a job or fill out a FAFSA government financial aid. Your community college also has people to help you with financial information - but school costs money, so you are going to have to pay for this some day. 