Nothing people do not usually think articulately . Most thoughts are only articulated when you consider communicating them to other people . So mind reading would be closer to feeling something than hearing it . <| sep |> If you don ' t mind telling . What happened when your parents came home ? <| sep |> Yeah I mean I ' m guilty of doing that myself . It ' s nice though , I ' d appreciate it . <| sep |> You couldn ' t have messed up more than I did . Damn I getting old . D <| sep |> It depends on what you would like to invest . Do you live at school ? Depending on the area , real estate might be an option . See what the market is doing . If it is favorable , you could buy a house , and rent out space to other students , with the goal of them paying for most , if not all , of your housing expenses . In 4 years , when you graduate , you could either keep it and continue renting it out , live there , or sell it for a profit . If you want your funds to be more liquid , you could call a brokerage house . Look at Fidelity or Schwab . They will help you set up an account you can use to invest in mutual funds . They are less volatile than straight stocks , and have a better potential return than a regular savings account . The full service companies have lots of educational materials that will help you get smart on it all . Good luck !