<prompt> Human: I recently got into a state law school with my undergrad room mate who is from another state and had originally planned to get a place with him and do the law thing together. I was fortunate enough to get into a private law school about 25 miles away from the state school and received a scholarship that made my tuition about 11k the same price as the state school. I can live at home with my parents and be close enough to attend the private school and can only loan the 11k every year for tuition and keep my costs down leaving undergrad with 30k in loans. My high school sweet heart and I have recently gotten back together and she has taken a job at a local school as a Special Ed teacher and may be living at home as well. We are both 22 about to turn 23 and the thought of sneaking around parents to do the wild thing is not very appealing. I have a good job in the summer that pays about 13hr and could pay rent out of pocket in the summer months. My parents are cool with me staying home but not sure if I can take it for 3 years. Advise? Should I stay or Should I Go?  <response>: The money youll save living at home will give you such a head start when you begin your career. I think you should definitely stay and save up and move out once you find a job. 