<prompt> Human: I currently live with my GF near boston. I pay about 850 a month in rent and utilities It is the cheapest we could find in the area We are trying to buy a condo to lower our living costs. I want to learn programming and think a community college is a good place to start. My question is, are there any programs that could help me pay for it? I work 50 hours a week 7-5 mon-friday, with a 1 hour commute each way. So I only get about an hour and a half or two hours each night that I could work on classes.Im worried that I would have to drop hours from work to make time, which may result in me not being able to afford my bills. I have about 1400 in credit card debt, but that will be blasted when I get my tax refund. My bills are currently:Credit cards: 75Car payment 400Rent: 750Utilities: 150Commercial Car insurance: 100Health insurance: 50I make between 500 to 700 a week Boston Food Delivery. No Savings, putting about 2000 in when I get tax refund.If I have to drop hours, are they any programs or anything that can help me pay my bills while I take classes?Any other tips would be appreciated as well.  <response>: Try a community college, you may be eligible for loans or grants. Some colleges offer online programs so you can study anywhere! I currently am enrolled in graduate school online. I take one class every seven weeks and spend my lunch breaks doing school work.You can do this! 