<p>FA + Scholarship + some loans</p>
<p>My parents pay for books and give me some spending money.</p>
<p>Parents are both paying for it through private loans.</p>
<p>I have a merit scholarship, federal grants, and a work-study. It’s great because I got a refund and I can use the work-study money on whatever I want. The merit scholarship is guaranteed every year, but I hope the federal grants won’t go down too much over the next 3 years of college, because my parents really cannot afford to pay for both me and my sister.</p>
<p>mmmm… half with grants and the other with loans…</p>
<p>Financial aid, mom/dad, loans, and I worked</p>
<p>I’m mostly on financial aid - and I would LOVE to know how the hell someone could afford NYU, since that was one of the reasons I couldn’t go…</p>
<p>The parental units are paying for everything.</p>
<p>Bank of mom and dad. But just wait till I go to law school.</p>
<p>Do I hear financial aid and working 30 hours a week? Indeed, I do. Although, I have to admit that it’s slightly my fault as I am the one choosing to live in an apartment (in Q@#W$ER%^T&Y* Boulder no less) rather than at home. But- still.</p>
<p>Parents cover tuition, housing, food, books, etc.
I use my own savings for fun and entertainment.</p>
<p>Scholarship, huge grants, work-study(about 10 h/week), very little support from family, savings, and government money.</p>
<p>20-25k in loans. Full ride for the school though, some scholarship, tons of grants, workstudy, and parents. we don’t pay any tuition. I can’t pay for housing and etc stuff so thats where the loans walk in…</p>
<p>My dad pays for my tuition (which is about 2k a year… I love Canada).</p>
<p>I pay my rent and other expenses with the money I earn at my summer job. Sometimes my parents will give me some extra money for grocery though.</p>
<p>I have a scholarship that pays $2250 per year for 4 years, so that’s a little more than a quarter of my tuition. My job pays for rent completely, and what I earn from over summer/winter breaks is around equal to my scholarship. Loans pay the rest of tuition, and I get some of my food/spending money from my parents (the rest is from me).</p>
<p>It’s all scholarships and grants. No loans. If it weren’t for being poor and smart, I’d either be at community college or Burger King.</p>
<p>I got a full-ride, minus room and board. I did pay for my books, however. But, as a commuter student, my parents pay for my travel expenses (which are very small, by the way).</p>
<p>I have a $6,500 yearly scholarship, an $8,800 grant, a stafford loan, and my parents pay the rest.</p>
<p>parents, lol.</p>
<p>****ing scholarships, and loans {to get buy on commodities/provisions}</p>
<p>NYU is super expensive, it sucks. The City’s great though, but it’s so easy to spend your cash where it shouldn’t be spent.</p>
<p>Scholarships, loans, work, parents…</p>