<prompt> Human: Hi guys. Sorry if this question is a bit confusing. Im currently a 21 y.o full time student-psychology major. I know, I regret it. But, I did well at community college, transferred to an in-state university with a full scholarship and will have no undergrad debt.I live with my Mother to save money. She currently still pays for..almost everything besides gas. No rent. She pays phone billcar insurancegroceries. I drive an extra family car.The only thing is she says once I do decide to move out, I am fully on my own. Which is completely fair. The only thing is, how do I prepare for this? I often think about how you cant do much with an BA psych degree- I do plan on going to grad school eventually. What is most important I start saving for? A car? A down payment? Money for grad school?I guess I want to know how to become slowly financially independent and the best way to do it.I work 17 hrs a week at 10 an hour. Thanks!  <response>: Your degree has wide career options in HR, communications, administrative and even leadership roles in various industries. Stop looking down on your degree and make the best of it. Theres a reason its still offered in colleges and universities. Give your noggin proper perspective and your heart the positive re-enforcement it deserves. Youll be surprised how much opportunities are out there for you, simply because you have a degree. Be confident with what you have and youll make it. 