<prompt> Human: If you need more information about why I am getting kicked out then you can see my long post about it.Long story short, I need to move out this summer, and so does my SO. There arent many jobs near my town because its a tourist town, and my family is prohibiting me from working explained in the above post. My SO has a car and about 1000 in savings but I am concerned it is not enough for us to even make a security deposit on an apartment.In order to find jobs and because we are starting school soon, I think the best bet is to get an apartment closer to the university which is an hour away. However Ive never had a job before and my SO has been employed at the same place the past few summers, so I have no idea how we can find a job there and an apartment there as well, all while living so far away.I believe if we both get one or two part-time jobs, we will be able to pay for the apartment by sharing all costs, which I have budgeted and listed below. Also, once we start university we may receive enough financial aid to get a check each month. I know for a fact I will receive enough financial aid for a check at my current dependent status due to my familys income and EFC, however, if we both have to get married before school also explained in the post, Im not sure if the college will change our financial aid.Our budget: Rent: 700-900 Ive seen apartments right near the university for 899mo fully furnished, but I have heard that it MIGHT be cheaper in the long run if I could find an apartment 5-10 minutes away unfurnished. Utilities: 200 Food: 300 Transportation: 50-100 depends on apartment location Etc: 300 misc costs as well as saving for a second car, since one car between the both of us may prove to be problematic Total: About 1600-1700, or about 850person TL;DR: My SO and I are getting kicked out this summer. There are no jobs near our town and at my parents house I am not allowed to work even if I found one. How do we find an apartment and a job in a city an hour away, and do you have any other advice for us?  <response>: My advice is simple; go to a four year college and both of you go into the dorms for freshman year. Hang on, dont start to yell at me yet. Your girlfriend is going to need a support group in this new town. Yes, you are great. You sound awesome, A1 boyfriend material. That being said, she needs friends! Dorms are a bonding experience. They are the location where young people do stupid shit, close friendships are made, broken and remade and people grow up. I completely understand your girlfriends crushing social anxiety but surely at least trying it at first isnt going to kill her. In addition, I fully believe that you are denying yourself the same experiences in her name and may find yourself resentful as you begin to attend college. Resentment in a relationship is a death sentence for it. If it doesnt work after a year or less? Move out together into an apartment then. Youll have the advantage of having been in the town at least 9 months. There is nothing better for finding an apartment and job than simply being in town. Financially, this will give you time to find a part-time job without the stress of trying to pay rent or pay for gas to get to school. You can spend the time saving up and it will also give you a chance to scope out any potential roommates for when you move out.Dont try to rush so hard. Theres no need to be taking these giant leaps so young. Youve got college waiting for you and no reason not to jump at the opportunities in front of you before you take on heaps of responsibility. Also, check into study abroad programs with your school! Its what I tell all college students. The six months I spent in Wales studying abroad were life changing! 