<prompt> Human: So this happened a little over a week ago. I had an ongoing relationship with a girl I had met at college. We dated for a little over 5 months and ended up cutting things off. Well Ive come to realize she had gotten pregnant in October towards the end of our relationship and for a reason thats beyond me decided to keep it secret to me and just about everyone she knew. She said she had speculation over wether she was going to keep the baby and long story short she called to tell me last week that she is 8 months pregnant. Ive had a little time to come down from the shock but overall feeling pretty overwhelmed. Im 21 years old going to be 22 in November and going into my senior year of college. I have a couple grand saved up from past jobs but have no real income apart from the summer job Im working now until I go back to my college town making a little over 10 an hour. I am currently on financial aid for school and look to get a part time job after classes but having a hard time figuring out how I am going to be able to make the time and money work with this. Overall Im really just asking for any and all advice. Im an avid reader of this sub and feel like people in here always offer tons of help but never thought I would be posting in here looking for help so soon myself. If there are any type of programs, scholarships, or plan of actions from here on out that you are familiar with I would greatly appreciate the help. I know this post sounds a bit morbid but overall Im much happier than I have made this sound. Im excited to be a father to a baby girl and feel as though this will be a good chapter in my life but unfortunately this is the harsh reality of it and Im hoping this community will help with finding the silver lining. Thank you all ahead of time for your time and help. My appreciation can not be expressed in words. Im willing to answer almost any and all question you have. This is a throwaway account  <response>: Make sure its yours. Finish your degree above all else. Life may suck for a year but it will be a lot better in the long run if you have a career on graduation and not 5 years from now when you try to go back. 