<human>: My boyfriend and I recently separated (his decision). It's been exactly one week since I moved out of my boyfriend's apartment with our daughter. I have since been looking for jobs, but I have a big problem. 

I am a full time student with one year left before I get my Bachelor's Degree. I don't see how I'm going to be able to be a full time student, a full time mom, and have a full time job. 

I'm pretty sure my SO will not be getting back together with me. I've been panicking for days about what to do, and all emotions aside, my goal is to be able to provide for my child. SO is sending child support money, FYI, but I want to be self sufficient. 

My question is: should I apply for welfare, stay in school for one more year, and try to just work part time until I graduate? Or do I drop out, and try to get the best full time job I can find? 

I currently have $300 to my name (my family gave me money for my birthday yesterday). I do NOT have a car. The most valuable thing I own is my guitar, which I'm currently trying to sell. 

I called my SO and asked if I could move back home and work things our together instead of separate. The decision to move out was mine, because I didn't see how we could be "separated" in a one bedroom apartment. He told me that I was stuck with my decision, and that he needed space. 

So now that I know moving back home isn't happening any time soon, I need to figure things out. I'm off my winter break next week, and I'm supposed to go back to class. I have to figure out what to do within the next few weeks so that I'm not a burden to my family. 

Also, my SO and I are starting counselling next Tuesday. I don't know what kind of good it's going to do, but I know it's important to tell you guys the details.

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<bot>: My boyfriend dumped me, I moved out with our 1 year old daughter, and am trying to figure out if I should drop out of school to go to work, or get on welfare to finish my last year of school.