Interface Font Size is too small on hi-res monitor

Ok, so I am new to this.. I just installed Photoshop CC and the font environment is ridiculously small. I need to change the font size so I can actually work with this application.
I looked for help other than the forums and could not find any. I need help, please.

I was afraid of there not being a solution since the issue has apparently been carried over several versions already without Adobe changing it despite many, many complaints. I need the App for a class I am taking and signed up for Adobe cloud. If Adobe doesn't feel like this issue is important enough I will simply start using GiMP after I am done with this subscription. As much as this application costs, I should not have to "live with it" quite honestly. There are other options which I will take advantage of after this class. It's too bad because I really like Adobe. but what the heck?
Thanks for your help.

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