<prompt> Human: I live in Canada and am looking to attend post secondary education next year and am going to need a lot of help. Unfortunately when applying for bursaries they require t-4s from both my parents. Now let me go back a bit. My parents combined income is about 150,000 per year so you think I should be fine right? Well wrong. My parents have not saved any money for me at all and have told methat I will need to pay for school all on my own. They have also left the country and since moved to Florida and I am living on my own for my last grade 12 year. I do not understand how this is fair that I submit their T-4 when they will not be helping me at all? Is there anyway to get around this or who could I talk to about getting financial help? I should have a couple thousand saved up for next year but thats it. Also not eligible for OSAP loans as my parents make to much money per year. This is a really hard situation and any help would be great!  <response>: Life isnt fair.Your parents are not obligated to pay for your college.Once you stop looking for pity youll be able to start planning to meet your goals.The easiest way to start the process is to call some schools you think you might be interested in and talking to them about this. 