<prompt> Human: I am a withdrawing student in Vermont with no place to live after the next few days. Due to some medical issues I was forced to withdraw, as my grades were plummeting from missed classes and my inability to focus resultant from the symptoms. I ended up with 5,000 in debts and nothing to show for it as I withdrew in my first semester past the refund period. I am currently living at the dorm, but after tomorrow I have to start moving out. I expect a 48 hour grace period, but I am going to see if I can extend that until the end of the semester to buy myself a bit more time and still have a place to live.For a bit of background, my mother and father are divorced. My father abandoned his family for another, and has all but left my life completely. He is currently supporting three people, and it is just not plausible that he would be able to offer much help even if he wanted to. My mother on the other hand is alcoholic, and has every night that I have lived there gone off on me and blamed me for everything. In addition, she brings countless people home. This would not be that much of an issue if I were not expected to meet every single one of them and get woken up nightly to... You get the picture. She has now kicked me out of her home. I currently have 1200 to my name, 1080 of that is in savings bonds. As you can see it is not too much to work with, but it is enough to get me a place to live at the least. I have two options that I am considering at the present moment. The first is to remain where I am, and possibly move to a cheap place in Rutland or Burlington with the money that I have and hopefully find a job to pay subsequent rent within the month that would afford me. I would seek to apply to Castleton University, and have a girlfriend looking into applying there as well from New York who would be able to help out with expenses as much as she could manage. Unfortunately, this plan was highly dependent on support from my mother when it was first conceived, and with both of us in college or just one of us working a minimum wage job, it would be highly uncomfortable for a good 4 years until one of us graduated.My second option would be to move to England and hopefully get put up by my grandmother until I worked out a visa and found a job and a place of my own. This is a much more difficult option as I do not currently have a valid passport and it requires a bit more upfront for a flight not to mention shipping expenses for what little I have, but I feel as though it would be better for me in the long run as it would be a fresh start in a new place.Any advice people can offer either from a financial or personal experience stand point would help tremendously, I am trying to get my ducks in a row before tomorrow when everything opens back up for business so I can hit the ground running.  <response>: Dont move to England, that would be wildly irresponsible right now.Convert the bonds into cash - youll need it until you get back on your feet.Browse Craigslist and find someone looking for a roommate or subleasing a room or something. You can probably find something for 400 a month.Sign up for SNAP benefits ASAP.Start looking for a job. Since you have no experience or education, it will probably be a low paying retail or fast food position, but it will be something to keep a roof over your head.Once you have somewhere to live, food to eat, and money coming in you will feel much better about things. 