<prompt> Human: I strictly budgeted my finances back in May before I quit my full-time job so that I have enough money to support myself as I go back to school full-time. I barely had any savings. Since May, emergency after emergency has occurred and Im at a 0 balance in my bank account. I dont qualify for governmental aid or scholarships because my parents refuse to add their tax information to my FAFSA. Ive tried every single possible option to file as an independent at two different schools, but every year I have a hard time gathering enough materials to prove my case.On August 1, my father took things too far and almost choked me to death. Hes always had anger issues, my mom follows him like a dog, and any small argument can make him extremely unpredictable. I ended up going to the hospital, talking to police, and packed up all my things and left that night for grandmas house.School has started and theres no turning back. I have no incoming money, tuition is only partially paid for, bills are starting to pile up, and I still havent spent any time seeking help for my PTSD. I desperately need to go to the doctors for another check up since the incident left my throat injured and sore, and my new living environment triggers allergic reactions grandma doesnt clean anything. I sing, dance, swim, and lead a pretty active life, and this injury has prevented me from doing all of these things except dance Im a double major in dance therapy and environmental engineering, so I need the dance classes.Breakdown of my monthly costs rounded up 1: Car insurance: 247 per month, backed up 494 no accidents, its my age and area Car payments: 124 per month, backed up 248 I was driving a paid off car until my dad forced me to sell it for a new one that made the house look pretty. At least this ones plug-in. Phone bill: 80 moving means Im out of internet for another few months Credit cards: 50 Remaining school fees materials: 739 Health: 40 Foodpersonal: 20 Rent: 0 As long as I dont do drugs and keep my straight As, grandma lets me stay rent-freeMy parents never let me get private loans, but are they really that bad? Id rather be indebted to a bank than to a close friend, and Im out of options. Im going to try one more thing to at least get Californias tuition waiver, but Im already suffocating literally and figuratively, I have breathing issues now. I cant work because of my packed-full school schedule, and many prospective employers have expressed concern over me trying to get a job for only one day a week.Are there other options? I dont know much about money, my parents never let me handle money or talk about finances until they threw me into the world at 18 and expected me to work things out by myself. This subreddit literally taught me all that I know now about money.---tl;dr After being thrown into the world by myself because my father tried to kill me, Im now struggling to navigate finances as an extremely busy double-major college student with not enough time to actually work a job.Edited formattingEdit 2: I get free counseling through my school, but my PTSD is more than most of the counselors have experience with. Im not sure if the health center covers things like getting my singingacting voice back.  <response>: Honestly those amounts dont really seem like too big of an obstacle. If you can get by without a car, I would consider selling it and getting a bike and using public transportation depends on your area obviously, for some people this is not an option. That alone would be a massive relief on you. Consider it this way - You currently pay 375 Gas and maintenance to own your car so 400 a month easily. Meaning you could spend 10 a day on lyfts and still be 100 a month ahead - If you mostly rode the bus andor a bike youd be even further ahead. IF Thats not an option, your first step should be to find other insurance because thats what I pay for 6 months. With no accidents theres no reasons you should be paying that much. From there find a way to boost your income. With your dance background you can teach dance, with your engineering background you should be able to tutor high school math no problem. Both pay well and work towards your strengths and generally will have a more flexible evening schedule, allowing you to do it all. Good luck. 