<prompt> Human: So, heres the deal. I failed out of college about 7 years ago, and worked meaningless, part-time jobs until about 3 years ago. I then started working as a pharmacy technician full-time, which covers expenses, but never lets me get ahead, and is still absolutely dead-end. I enrolled back in school, going part time, trying to finish my engineering degree, but its hit a couple of snags. First being, that due to some technicalities about the coursework my job will pay for, I now owe the university 700 in order to continue classes after this semester, which is an amount that I do not have.So now, heres my current situation. Enrolled in school part-time, but will have to drop out after this semester, due to an inability to register for further classes. Working full-time as a pharmacy technician, with no room for advancement, and my job hanging on by a thread at the moment, due to poor attendance thanks to my depression. Im currently stuck in my location central Kentucky, as my wife is enrolled in nursing school, and isnt willing to transfer to a completely different school. So the short of it is, I need to increase my income, at least until my wife finishes her nursing degree, and I can then go back and properly focus on my engineering degree, but Ive got no idea how to go about doing that. Most physical jobs are outside of my grasp, due to my incredible lack of coordination, and a severe foot injury, and Im not sure what else is available in that regard.  <response>: I dont want to rain on getting your depression fixed, but show up to work.Control what you can control, influence what you can influence, let the rest go.Show up to work. Let your manager know youve been having some issues but you are good to go and committed to the companys success. You have people that need you to perform your wife, so perform.2nd, as umoodydo said get student loans if you want to keep going but cant afford to. Understand that you will have to pay that money back, but if you want to keep going then get loans. If you want to wait till your wife finishes school then do that. You own your choices and direction in life.3rd, the shitty part is your pharm tech job probably is the highest paying job you can get in that area. Maybe you can work on one of the river boats or head east to coal country, but it sounds like you dont feel you can do that work physically.Right now it sounds like you need to strap in and make a decision on if you want to get loans or not. Talk to your schools financial aid office to see if they have options. I know WKU, UL, and UK-Paducah both have good offices if youre going to one of those schools. 