<prompt> Human: Hello. Thank you for reading.My parents intend to kick me out of the house a day after I graduate high school. I intend to go to college this Fall, which means I have housing figured out for then, but I have very little idea what to manage for this summer.I do not have any friends who do not live with their parents, and I do not have any options with living with someone I know personally. Even if I did, I want to plan as if I did not-- better to be able to handle it if I didnt.I live in a very rural town inside of Georgia and get paid the standard 7.25 around here per hour working at a nearby towns restaurant flipping burgers. This town is about twenty miles away, and is the nearest bit of almost-civilization. I am allowed to get about 15 to 20 hours a week doing this. While I have been attempting to acquire a second job in addition to this one and with high school, I have not been able to get one. So I only tend to get 130 or so per week in income.Expenses are currently about 50 a week on gas, because I go to school in a neighboring town as well, and have to drive between the various towns in order to attend school and work. Other than that, I do not have any significant expenses, and so can save practically all of the rest; I typically do.When I am forced out, I will not be allowed to keep anything that I did not purchase myself after I turned 18. Importantly, I will not have a vehicle.The town that I work in is particularly unsafe and I do not believe I could find housing that is both safe and affordable there. It also is a very rural town, and I feel that it is best for me to try to find somewhere more populated. I have heard from others that wages tend to be a bit higher in cities and that there are also more jobs.In savings, I have only about 100-- down from 1500. My mother has asked for money repeatedly over the last few months and I have complied, because the family had been in dire financial straits.That said, I do have a decent credit score. I have been maintaining my credit for roughly 10 months without ever paying less than the statement balance, however, so I dont actually think that it is enough to be able to use for anything bigpractical.I am fine with relocating a significant distance if necessary, and I can get one way trips provided I can afford the gas for a friend to take me. So, I would like some advice.---First, specific questions: Is it worth the possible more expensive living expenses to live in a city or at least a bigger town? Wage and opportunity-wise. Ive only ever really been to one city somewhat consistently, and it isnt particularly large. My background really isnt strong here. Is my credit score actually going to be helpful at all? Is it, with only ten or so months of history, enough to rent out a place without having to be sponsored? I am aware I can give plasma for an additional about 50 a week, and could begin doing so as soon as next week. What are some other ways that I can make extra money? Where are good places to look for how to rent? I am not really able to find anything online for less than 400 a month at any nearby locations, but I have heard in person that you can get places to rent significantly cheaper. Is that a safe option, andor what should I do about this? I have no idea where to start. Could you give me some general advice? Even if you dont really think itll help, I could really, really use it.---Sorry for the length of the post. Feel free to ask if you feel that you need any more information to be of assistance. I really, really appreciate anyone and everyone who reads this and can give me some advice.Assistant: Delay the schooling and enlist in the military. Four years is nothing, and it will open up so many doors like schooling, loans, health care and preference for certain jobs.Human: This is one area that I am looking at. I made a very decent score on the ASVAB. But I also want to become a doctor-- specifically, a neurosurgeon, which means a lot of years of schooling ahead of me. This has been my goal for years now, though I no longer am certain how realistically achievable it is.I dont know how the military might affect that plan. For some reason, I have the idea that it would disrupt it or make it something that I could not complete, but I actually have no evidence or reason to think that aside from it is something that Ive thought in my life.  <response>: The military will give you a place to live, and pay for school. I know the Air Force still pays 100 tuition assistance while enlisted capped at 4500semester, and you dont even have to use your GI bill. That being said, Ive known a lot of people that enlist with the intention of going to school, and never get around to it. You have to make it a priority. The military yes, even the AF expects a lot of your time. If I were you, Id look into getting a guaranteed medical job, that way you could potentially use your TA toward Pre-Med courses. 