You’re a home body now, but that may change in a couple of years. It’s good for a lot of people to go outside their comfort zone and get new experiences.

Since you have a good GPA, start looking around for scholarships. There are all sorts of scholarships and many might be local. Just go to your local public library and see if they have anything on scholarships. Ask your school. Maybe even call up a local college and talk to their financial aid department.

Now, secondly, your majors. You say you don’t have a lot of money. So, don’t waste what you have pursuing a useless education. What are you going to do with these majors you have planned? English has some use if you intend on being a writer or something like that. What about Spanish? Plan on working for some public interest group? You’re going to have to work a bit and be creative in trying to find a job with those majors versus something like engineering.

It’s better to have an idea of some kind of job you’d like to do. Then pick a major that will help you get that job.