<prompt> Human: Throwaway because irl friends know my everyday Reddit username. Just to be clear this is not a woe is me post. Im a 22M who is being kicked out at the end of this year LATEST out of the blue and Im seeking advice as to what to do. I work 25-30 hours a week for a small grocery store with opportunity to move up to a full time position at 40 hrs a week. I make 10.50 an hour with time and a half on Sundays when they schedule me then. The full time position makes more, Im just not sure by how much. On top of this, this position provides medical insurance, profit sharing and bonuses. I have 600 and nothing in savings. Havent saved much at all due to believing Id be staying at home while Im in school and I can always save later. Not an excuse, I know. In regards to school, Im in my first year of computer engineering at a small community college.My total expenses are:-Car: 140m 40-45m on gas-Food: 50w-Entertainmentgym: 30m-Important other cat needs, toiletries, phone: 70-80mMy goal is to be out of the house and living on my own before this dead-line. Im currently working on a budget to help me plan my money out better and to work on saving. Any advice here is welcomeI know the no-brainer option would be to try and secure the full time position, but I feel that with the amount I would be working, I would have very little time for school work. Would it be worth putting school on hold while working FT and getting back on my feet? Im really trying to not over stress myself more then I already am, but if the best option is both, Ill do it.Any advice is welcome, thank you for reading.Edit: Formatting  <response>: Switch to being a part time student. Work full time. Apply for financial aid and scholarships. find roommates or just rent a room. 