<prompt> Human: Im posting this from a throwaway account, and I cant believe Im posting this on Reddit but I am totally lost here.So, Im 23, and a year 1 medical student. I moved out of state and everything for school. We are not allowed to work they can technically kick us out for it, and I certainly dont have time for it anyways but we get around 29kyear in federal aid to live off of. Its more than I need but I took the max amount my first semester to buy supplies for school laptop, iPad and to budget and see how much Id actually use so that I knew how much to take in the future. Well, long story short, my mom had access to my bank account, unbeknownst to me. She took out everything I had in the account, and at the same time I had payments come out, overdrafting my account. Not all went through, so now I have a negative bank account and my car payment, insurance, rent, and utilities are all due. I have literally nothing and no source of income. If I lose my car or cannot pay my rent and get kicked out, I would have no choice but to drop out. Ive been working at this my entire life and my whole future hinges on this. Ive been crying and am disgusted, and I have no one to turn to for this. Im not even sure of where to begin with fixing this. Im going to talk to financial aid tomorrow to see what options I have with them, but I dont know how quick that would be. On top of all this, I have a final next week, but Im so shaken up I cant even focus. I am at a total loss here. Any advice on where to begin and how to fix this?  <response>: Talking to financial aid andor other support services in campus is definitely the right call. Theyll know about options in more detail than strangers on the internet.You will also want to get a copy of your credit report. Parents that steal money from their children also have a nasty habit of taking out debt in their names as well. This is lower priority than your immediate needs that will get handled via your school, but can be done online tonight with relatively little hassle.Visit for details on how to access your credit report. If you notice any accounts that you do not recognize, youve got additional information to put on any police report you may decide to make.There may also be an emergency mental health department in your school that may have additional resources for you, and may be able to connect you with a social worker or advocate of some sort. 