<prompt> Human: Living in an non-physically for the most part abusive household- not going to go into details unless its important- and my parents are constantly threatening to kick me out when its legal. Im in an advanced program at a school thats 25 minutes from my house and im still a Jr. in school. I dont have my own car although i have my license. Before anyone suggests trying to work things out ive tried since i was 15, and its ended with things being thrownbroken and me staying at a friends house for a couple of nights. I lack in knowledge of personal finances and i literally have no clue what im going to do. Ill be in High School for another 4 months after i get kicked out and after that, i assume, ill be attending university if possible. Any ideas?So far needed things:- Gov. programs available for students?- Jobs- A place to stay currently at a friends- Transportation- Funding for college?- Money managementEdit: the feedback Ive received in the last hour or so has been incredible. I wish I had the time and energy to thank all of you individually. Im working through this one way or another, coming here gave me a vague sense of direction including my options. All advice is welcome and I thank you in advance! Edit 2 18 May, 2017 8:32am: I woke up and this absolutely boggled my mind to find over 600 posts along with a handful of private messages about my post. I cant express my gratitude enough but Ill go through everything and figure it all out. Thank you all so much. Edit 3 18 May, 2017 22:01 PST: Im honestly a bit overwhelmed by the mass of generosity and advice constantly flowing in every minute of the day. I dont know how to express my gratitude to you all who have offered me advice and even some help but i sincerely hope this post gets to anyone who really needs some guidance. I plan on looking more into enlisting or applying for a university with an ROTC program along with applying for Gov. aid through FAFSA. Im doing my best to atleast read as many comments and private messages as I can. Thank you all so much. Assistant: Why not look into a Navy ROTC program? Then you get the military aspect, and a university 4 year degree. Plus youll enter the service as an officer. I had lots of friends in AF and Army ROTC and I think they had part or fully paid tuition and living expenses.Human: Ill be honest Im not very familiar with the varying military programs and affiliations with certain universities but I will look into it right now. Im assuming the Naval Academy of George Washington university are examples of that kind of program but Im not 100 sure. Financing is a big issue for me because I dont really know what unis are an automatic no-go for me since the chances are I will be funding myself.  <response>: Its not a bad time to learn. The service academies are tough to get into. Require a lengthy process. But ROTC is easier and available at most state schools. Contact an ROTC recruiter in your area and let them know youre interested. The AF and Navy are both short on pilots right now if you wanna fly. 