Timothee
I was wondering whether anyone had successfully financed their MBA through day trading. Some stocks have displayed exceptional volatility this year - Tesla, NIO, Snowflake to name just a few. If you'd invested $10k with any of them earlier this year, your capital would be closer to $100k.
It's a big ask. Trying to fund MBA through capital markets is a terribly good idea, something that once used to think

, and more so(with an emphasis on terrible

) if you are thinking of doing it by trading. It's not just being involved in the markets in the active hours but a lot goes into the research(depending on your goals) beyond that. You might be knowing better than i know that fomo driven investing/trading is not at all worthy a decision. And you if you think you can do it, why not. But again i concur to what others have said. Finally, at school, you may start feeling fomo and would get driven by that thought, only to miss both things. Note that both things need time to conquer.
Btw you may try doing an out-of-the-box thing by mortgaging you equity ownership for a loan or something different that works for you.
But i would wonder if that would help you any better.
I can understand your situation, at least a little, but these are personal thoughts not advice.