<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

So, I moved out of my mother's house right before I graduated and started college this fall. Because I worked my tail-end off, I was able to secure a free ride with some stipulations (maintain gpa, not getting in any legal trouble, maintaining state residency). Everything was going great until she informed me a few days ago that she's moving out of state with her boyfriend. 

I actually didn't realize that it was a big deal because I thought I was already considered an "independent student" on my FAFSA. I was wrong. I am not married, homeless, or have any children. I'd consider marriage, but I'd lose my biggest scholarship because of it (another stipulation).

So, as it turns out, when she moves, I'll be losing my full ride scholarship, state-aid, and my tuition will go way up because I'm no longer considered to be a resident. Basically, I won't be able to afford to go to this school at all, and I'll still have to take out loans to attend a cheaper school.

So, basically, what are my options here? I'm planning on talking to my university student legal services after the break, but I'm still panicking now. Emancipation is an option, but it may take past the FAFSA date to get it finished, right? Is there some type of way to speed that up? She's willing to give up guardianship, so is there just some form she could sign and be done with it?
<bot>: Guardian is moving out of state and I'll be losing residency status, AKA: state aid and scholarships dependent on residency.