Help with tuition fees

I have also attached my current bank statement with the university. This shows that I have debts to the university amounting to CHF 3'201 as of 30 April. Studying at the HSG has never proved easy for me, neither in terms of content nor financially, and this is the last little bit I have to overcome.

My transcript of grades provides information about my academic achievements. I only lack 25 ECTS credits for the degree, which are divided between the thesis and two subjects. Furthermore, my grade point average is visible, 5.02/6.00, which is slightly above the average, which is about 5.00 at the HSG. A long journey with graduation is coming to an end and closing my studies at HSG is a dream fulfilled.

This scholarship decision shows that I received a total of 7'830 Swiss francs in scholarship money from the University of St. Gallen in the autumn. This amount is made up of 5'930 Swiss francs that I received for my living expenses and 1'900 Swiss francs that correspond to the additional semester fee that foreigners pay at the University of St. Gallen per semester compared to locals. Under " Art " it says HS22/FS23, which means that my scholarship application for autumn was approved, but I cannot apply for an additional scholarship for spring. Therefore, the column "FS23" is also empty (unfortunately). I have completely used up these funds, as the next section will show.

I financed my studies partly through a part-time job at the university's sports department. My employment ended at the beginning of an exchange semester last year. Now I am devoting myself full-time to the final spurt of my studies, my thesis, and this has not allowed me to pursue employment in the last few months, despite my hopes, so that I have had no income other than this scholarship since the last semester.

To explain my financial situation, I have provided the bank statements of the two bank accounts I have (one page each). I have a balance of CHF 780 at Credit Suisse and CHF 411 at Revolut. With Revolut, the transactions are not listed in full, so there is space on one page. From these two accounts I now have to pay my rent for the month of May and cover my living expenses. This also means that I will have practically no money left in June. So with the submission of my Bachelor's thesis on 23 May, I have to start looking for a way to earn money right away. I'm writing my last exam at the HSG in June and just have to bridge the time until then financially.