<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I'm currently working at a minimum wage job that I was hired for a bit over a month ago. I don't have much intention of staying a long time at this job because I'm moving off to another town either this month or the month after to attend a college in September.

I sent my transcripts over to the college about a month ago, and I just found out that they were actually lost in the mail, and the best course of action is to head over there in person with another set of transcripts I have.

The only day the works with rides/housing and the school being open is Friday this upcoming week, which I'm scheduled for. I asked for the time off a week in advance and my boss completely shut me down and told me I can't go. The more time I wait on this, the less likely I am to get in as well so it's *very* important, much more important than this dead-end job.

Because I'm already planning on leaving relatively soon and was declined the time off, would quitting be the best option? I don't need the money right now because I'm currently living at home, I'm just working to save money. What do you think? The only negative I can see is that I wouldn't be able to give my two weeks, so there wouldn't be any chance of a reference.
<bot>: Leaving the job this month/next month regardless, was declined time off for something important this week. Should I just quit now?