Moving out /getting a job

>>1110383

Most important thing is to get yourself a one day a week job right now.

Look at truck stops, convenience stores, and other places where people who have common sense and choices run away from screaming.

They'll be glad to hire you and then work you one day a week or whatever.

>getting your own place while going to school part time
Your best bet is a school dorm or paying your parents/whoever is sponsoring you to live where you already live for a fee.

Basically, you're going to need your degree/trade's knowledge to get ahead on a rental.

>>1110393
Okay this is helpful thanks.

Unfortunately I can't stay, I do have to move, I but I may stay a bit longer as long as I'm working.

>>1111105
ETH is SHIT

>>1111105

Ride that train as long as possible. Use it to establish savings as best you can. Meet people who you can live with.

You aren't going to make enough money on your own to keep up an apartment with a job you can get with no degree that isn't a full time factory job.

>>1110383

> Spending this much on rent

holy shit dont throw that much money away.

Search craigslist, ask around. Thats way way too much rent money.

As for planning. Sit down and calculate what you will spend every month. Then double that amount and aim to make that every month. Cause thats how much you will actually spend.

In business and in life, expenses are always much more that you thought they would be.

>>1111141
This is really helpful thanks
Rent is expensive here, so unless I move a distance away, I can't escape it
And those were my wstimates for cheap underclass places.
I'm not opposed to moving further away, but I'd think that would take more money and this is all an asap sort of thing.

>>1111114
Eth??
>>1111125
Yeah.... :/
I'm not opposed to working full time but I'd think it'd be better to finish school asap and i don't have that long to go