<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Hey all

I've been working full time at a call center for three years. I hate it, and am aiming to go back to school to finish my degree where I left off. 

However, I am kind of new to going to school full time in this way, specifically that I do not have any assistance for it, whereas I previously received military benefits for school from my parents.

That has since run out, and I have no experience in loans, grants, or anything like that. 

I plan on getting a part time job to support myself with some spending money, but my focus will be primarily on my studies. 

My question is basically, can I use the support I receive from programs aimed to pay for school to also pay for my living expenses? Is there a specific type of loan or program I should apply for? And should I apply before or after I quit my job?

Let me preface this by saying I aim to get this done by February at the latest (Cutoff for applying for Obamacare.) I am pretty inexperienced about creating a budget, and managing one. So if you could give me ANY tips about these numbers, or my situation, even if its blunt is **greatly** appreciated. I really want to achieve this goal. 

I currently do not possess credit as well as a side note. 

**INCOME CURRENTLY: $2000 a month**

**Expenses**

Expense| Amount | 
---------|----------|
Rent | $690 |
Electric | $150 |
Gas (car) | $75
Cat budget | $30
Food | $125
Personal | $100
Car Insurance | $150

**DEBT**

Debt| Amount | 
---------|----------|
School Debt | $1000
Hospital Bills | $1000

**SAVINGS: $0 (yep)
<bot>: Call center dude wants out, go back to school. How can I pay for this lifestyle with loans or other school programs?