Tips on college

Now you may be out of a toxic situation, but quickly you realize that life on your own isn't what it's cracked up to be.
-bills (dorm, utilities, courses)
Tips for that:
-Work early. Many jobs are hiring 14 to 15 year olds for a few hours a day.
-Save up as much money as you can. And save early.
Spend smartly. For example, if you are eight years old and get an allowance of $20-30 a month, then spend about $5-10 every month. It's a total earning of $240-360 a year.
However, you may have spent money every month, leaving you with a litte less or a good bit over $100 during the year.
Who knows? Someday, with the allowance, job money, and pocket change you have collected over the past years of your life, you may have a good many tens of thousands of dollars on you by the time you graduate high school.
-Apply to as many electives and sports as you can, and try the best of your ability to get straight As. Depending on what you decide to do, this will leave you with one or many scholarships, as well as multiple opportunities on colleges.
>Make the best of your young years and your adulthood as much as you can.
-words from a youth-