It is heart warming to come across a young woman with a dream, and with determination to get out of her current circumstances.
Case Facts:
1. Hindi mo gusto course pinakuha sa yo. So don't focus on finishing a course you don't want.
Better, work towards getting new skills in an area of great interest to you.
Sabi nga, if you have a passion for what you do, it never feels like work -- and you will surely be successful.
2. Nauubusan na? ng pera Tia mo to support your mom, or ayaw na?, she's older, whatever her reasons -- oo, you must help your mom. It is time for you to be responsible for her welfare.
3. Malamang, hindi kalakihan ang sweldo mo, 1 reason is undergrad ka kasi. Kaya your Tia is telling you to go work abroad - mas malaki kita.
Well, "abroad" always seems to be the greener pastures. Ingat ka sa job placement choice mo ha.
Realistically speaking, mahirap maging working student na hahabulin mo ang living expenses mo, your mom's pati, and your tuition fees.
Kung workable yan, matagal mo nang nagawa for sure -- you sound like a determined woman.
Short cut talaga, you work abroad and save big time.
Work abroad and do very well at your job para better jobs become available to you.
Sa taong hardworking ang punta ng suerte, tandaan mo yan.
Maraming possible maganda ang mangyari aboard.
Ang umasenso ka, sa ok na trabaho at position; dahil sa kasipagan, integridad, positive attitude at tiaga.
At makahanap ka and learn new skills for better jobs, even at your work place. (Hindi como may degree eh yun lang puede umasenso sa buhay.)
Puede ka mag part time student, if may opportunity for that, abroad. Or mag-aral ka on-line towards a degree.
You can start a new life abroad.
Some people I know, went to the Middle East tapos sa galing ng performance, na padala sa Europe or US -- there they remain to this day.
Pray for Divine Guidance, Courage & Protection -- parang you will never feel alone, afraid, or lost. Believe me, that's true.