<prompt> Human: Hey Reddit,My friend recommended that I get some help here to figure out my future. To keep it short, I want to figure out a way to personally finance my college education. I go to a public university, and I received a tuition scholarship plus 10000, which was exciting and a blessing. My freshman year my parents funded my education. Like most other college kids, I dicked around with my friends on the weekends, and thought I could do it during the summer as well. But my parents discovered that I was drinking and have a zero tolerance policy for alcohol and marijuana. They now believe I am an alcoholic because of our bad family history, and wont pay for me to return unless I go through an unnecessary amount of therapy and recovery. But they also dont want to pay for any of those steps. I cant legally file for independency and I cant get a loan, and others I have asked to be a credit worthy cosign dont wish to get between myself and my parents. I have a history of asthma, but it has been steadily improving so in the future I may have the opportunity to join the military as I have always wished to do, and it would provide money to fund an education. But Im tired of not being on control of my life. I could get by on 5000-6000 per year for housing and food, but I dont know how to fund myself and Im looking for ideas. Any help would be appreciated. I just need to leave home. I am grateful for everything Ive been blessed with, but its time to jump in the driver seat of my own life and I need some ideas.Assistant: Did you lose your scholarship? It is not clear to me, and makes this post very confusing. Just use the scholarship money?Human: TLDR I need to find 4000 per year while at college  <response>: Then find a job. It is not hard to make that much money. 