<prompt> Human: Hi, I am an 18 year old and a recent high school graduate. I was admitted to a high-tier college with the price tag similar to that of an ivy league school. I recently got into a disagreement with my parents, and now they refuse to pay for my college or living costs. Is there a way for me to finance my college education the payment for the first term, roughly 30K if you include housing and meals, is due before September?I come from a relatively wealthy family, and thus I do not qualify for financial aid I talked to my counselor about this and so I have not filed FAFSA or applied for any other forms of scholarship or financial aid my school does not award merit-based scholarships. More general information:- I would need to find a place to live in the interim months until college starts- I have a few general skills including high English fluency I would like to think that Im a good writer, but nothing else that is obviously employable outside of tutoring although I have very high or perfect scores on many standardized tests- I have some proficiency in computer science, which could probably be improved to somewhat low employable levels within a month, but I would not have an accompanying degreeI would prefer to continue workingearning money while in college to reduce my financial burden, but I am open to any solutions. Thanks in advance for any advice!Assistant: You just cant. Plain and simple. Not without good money coming in or someone decides to give you a private loan, but very very doubtful without a job and credit history. Very steep price tag.Work it out with your parents even if you have to fake it or prepare to work your way up through a lower cost state school while working 20 hours a week.They teachersschool tell us that high quality education is no longer reserved for the wealthy, but they simply the realities of this worldHuman: If I managed to secure a job, how high-paying would it need to be for me to secure a private loan approximately how much per hour assuming I worked 40-60 hrswk during the summer and 20 during the school year?  <response>: Pretty damn high tbh. Especially if its Ivy league expensive. Just do the math. See how much is rent, utilities, other expenses, efc and compare that amount to what youd be making. I went to school where a shared room costs half the rent of a whole house back home. It just dependsI will tell you right now that it wont be doable. It doesnt matter how you do the math.Theres really nothing you can do smooth things over with your parents? 