Loan Advice

>>1275234
If your financial aid is more than the cost of your institution you'll receive a refund check for the difference typically

>>1275234
go to fin aid office and ask about work-study programs, if that's not enough to cover it, then:
A) get a regular job (no time for classes tho, drop out)
B) Borrow (beware interest grows, and student loans stay with you forever [unless you work in underserved areas for cheap] can't even shake them off with bankruptcy)
C) beg the landlord to let you out now so he has time to find new tenant, and find a cheaper place to stay

>>1275238
>>1275242
Thanks guys. I have a meeting with the people in my financial aid office on Tuesday. I hope this goes well.

>>1275263
Also remember loans aren't due to be paid until 6 months after you graduate or drop below full time (12 hours worth of classes). Even then, they have repayment plans spanning 10-15 years

>>1275234
You need to hustle until then either way.

Dunno where you are at, but you should be able to get a factory, warehouse, or tip based job that you can make enough to live on if rent is cheap. Get a shift or flexibility that will work with school I work 36 hours friday to sunday, works great.

You should have done a trade anon.

Its not too late to back out of a college degree.

Unless you are going to become an engineer, doctor, nurse, lawyer, computer programmer, or accountant, there is rarely any need to go to college.

College is a gamble, and a trade is money right now without starting from a debt hole like you are about to

>>1275816

THIS.