<prompt> Human: So basically, I have no money. Ive been out of work for a while, and before that bounced around from sales job to sales job where they always promise great commissions, then, surprise, they basically hang you out to dry. Sales is dead. I know, there are probably some positions like pharma sales that do well, but I know for sure I dont want to get back into sales.I know exactly what I want to do, and no idea about how to go about it. Ive already graduated college with a degree in sociology. I know, I was an idiot. I basically lived my life on autopilot for the last ten years, and tried halfheartedly at everything because I thought I just had to go to college, so I opted for the easiest degree possible. I assumed I would be able to justify it towards all kinds of interesting positions once I had graduated, however I now realize after being out of college since Dec. 2015 that that isnt the case. Ive worked so many meaningless, mindless, low wage jobs that I just cant bring myself to do them anymore. I know I need to change, no matter what it takes.My problem is this: Im stuck in a lease at 800 a month, which is high for St. Louis, and its up in about three or four months. I have no income, and roughly 200 bucks to my name. My utilities are just barely still on. Ive been looking into food pantries. Ive wasted my potential.What I want to do is this: retake my SAT and ACT which is going to be hard, Im not super smart, plus tutoring is very expensive, and I want to apply to get into SLU to major in psychology, and eventually get my doctorate. I wanted to be a clinical psychologist for a long time, but I was a slacker in college and took the easy way out, or at least what I thought was the easy way out, and went with sociology. I thought there would be jobs. I thought I would be able to contribute in some way, however minor, and make some kind of a living.Please, someone, tell me its possible to turn my life around and make this happen. If there is anyone out there in St. Louis, please, show me the way. Please, any advice is hugely appreciated.  <response>: From what I hav heard psychology pays nothing. do not no into further debt for this unless you have throughly researched this and know it pays what you can live on. 