<human>: Okay, for starters I'm 19, and I'll be turning 20 in February. I've been planning on transferring colleges for over a year and a half now, however the college I want to go to is out of state, and my parents have made it clear that they won't pay out of state tuition. So I've decided to move up there, work, get residency, and then transfer, and pay for the rest of college by myself. I was set on leaving by early March at the latest (though I'd prefer to leave in late January), however, my parents want me to stay until the end of the next semester. I've already got all my general ed. classes out of the way, and the major I want (which is the main reason I've decided to transfer to the other college) is not offered by my current college, so there's not much I could do in terms of working towards my major. If anything, I'm pretty sure the only reason they won't let me leave early is because there's a fee for withdrawing from the dorms (my college only offers one semester living in the spring only, for whatever reason). I'm working towards having a job ready once I move, and I have some money saved up but it would probably only be enough for a plane ticket, one month's rent and the deposit and some ramen. I'd like to get residency as soon as possible so I don't have to delay getting my degree any further.

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<bot>: I'll be 20 in a couple months, and wondering if it's worth it to move (to another state) sooner than my parents want me to.