<prompt> Human: My car broke down over the summer forcing me to finance a nice reliable Hyundai actually the only car I could qualify for without a cosigner and without a down payment. It has no AC and its a manual. Great on gas though. The Accent blue.So theres that monthly payment. Plus, being that this is still my first year of driving parents never let me get a car, the whole driving is a privelige, not a right thing had me wait until I was 18 for my license, 20 years old, bought my first car with financial aid and tax return money, a 97 Civic with transmission problems that broke 4 months later, I have one of those young male first-time-driver insurance payments. Add on rent and utilities of a college complex, not a bad neighborhood. GAS.Got one of those red-light camera tickets so Ill probably have to pay that soon. Just renewed my car registration.And what really sucks: my father has his own business so he files his taxes, oh around October, November ish. That means I get to give his tax returns to my college in November, about 2 months after classes start. So yeah, I had to drop one of my classes which I must repay a portion of since financial aid covered some of it and my other classes suffered as well, seeing as I couldnt afford the books and I was working about 30 hours a week trying to make ends meet, getting out of my job at around midnight a regular 4-11:30 shift.I could go on and on about the excessive fees. And how cutting my 25week marijuana preference really wont change anything in the long run. For now, Im contemplating just dropping out and working my job full time. With classes out, I took on another job as a delivery driver, but registration is already happening. TLDR, I guess Im just wondering if theres any hope. Or if its even worth all the stress of trying to afford school. And my girlfriend wants to be a teacher. She just transferred to my school and now shes talking about how she wont even be able to work soon with her teaching program. Im thinking I should just drop out now and make money. Maybe Im a better worker than learner. Thanks for any input.EDIT: Sorry, I had to work a few hours after I posted...probably missed alot of replies. Ah well.  <response>: How does 100 a month not change anything? Sounds like 100 a month would do a lot for your situation. 