<human>: Please don't get the idea that I'm a spoiled brat from my title, I'm really not.

I recently started college, when I was choosing which college I'd accept the offer of admission from, my parents told me they'd get me an apartment if I went to this particular school, as it's 3.5 hours away.

Right before the school year started, my parents decided that I didn't need an apartment, because it's not that far to commute. I now spend 7 hours of every day taking a train and several busses. My grades are slipping, I have no internet connection or quiet study space for 7 hours of my day. I have no social life whatsoever. I'm absolutely miserable.

There's no schools closer to me, and I have no job, nor do I have the time for one. I don't qualify for any government grants as my parents are wealthy, and I don't want to incur serious student debt by getting more loans. I've already taken out significant loans to pay for my schooling.

Lately I've been thinking about switching to a farther away school so that my parents would at least help me pay for a place to live, but I don't know how I'd explain that to them.

Can anyone offer any advice?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Parents said they'd get me a place to live for college, changed their minds last minute, grades and social life are suffering due to extremely long commute, can't afford my own place.