<human>: So I'm eighteen, and in September I'm going to University. Total tuition costs will be around $8000 and residence will be around $7000. That's not counting transport, spending money, buying school stuff and any emergency expenses that crop up. So in total I'm looking at about $16,000. 

In my bank at the moment I have $3,000 and I'm earning about $400 every two weeks because it's hard to find jobs where I am. My parents have saved up $5,000 for me to go to school, and based on what my older siblings all got from OSAP, the Canadian financial service to give students money, I was expecting another $5,000 from the government.

So based on that, I would have $13,000 and would still be earning money until I leave, so about $15,000. Easy enough to earn $1,000 through the school year right?

Well, the government assistance, (OSAP) isn't giving me $5,000, it's giving me $1,700. So now I'm missing more than $4,000. I don't know where I can get that kind of money in such a short time, and since the window to apply for OSAP only recently opened I haven't been able to plan for it at all. 

My only option that I might be able to fall back on is a bank loan, but my older brother has a $20,000 loan against my parents and won't take it onto himself. So I've got my back to a wall here and have no idea what to do.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Was expecting $5,000 from OSAP, got $2,000. Need $4,000 by September in order to go to University.