<p>My parents are footing the whole bill, for which I’m extremely grateful. I am, however, working part time to help cover food costs (I’m not on a meal plan) and other city-related expenses.</p>
<p>I got almost a full ride through financial aid, but I had to pay ~$3900 last year and probably about ~$6000 this year (single room, more expensive meal plan, etc). My parents can’t afford to contribute anything and I didn’t get a spectacular job over the summer so I took it out in loans. I’ll probably graduate from college with somewhere around $20,000 in debt. I’m honestly not complaining, when you put it in perspective 20k is not that much to pay back considering the actual price of the school (200k).</p>
<p>Scholarships, federal loans and my mom and I paying the $2,000 balance/year and textbooks together. I think I’ll have about $20-28k of loan (and interest) debt when all is said and done for undergrad (went to a CC for the first year and got scholarships). But, I won’t have to pay for graduate school, so, I’m DEFINITELY okay with the turnout.</p>
<p>Tuition remission. My mom’s faculty at the University system hospital.</p>
<p>Everything but selling the kitchen sink.</p>
<p>Haha, but seriously, mostly through the school’s FA.</p>
<p>Very grateful that my parents are covering everything that scholarship (trying to get more) isn’t covering. I plan on paying for my kids’ college education, when that time comes.</p>
<p>Fin. aid and loans. Hope to no longer have to take the loans starting next year.</p>
<p>Currently, Pell, TAP, scholarships, and a room waiver/stipend for being a RA. My first semester, I had about $1000 in loans because I didn’t have the student staff job yet (and I only took out just as much as I needed to cover required fees since I had a previous school’s refund money to cover books and such). </p>
<p>With all of this, I am currently making money going to school. Not a crazy amount, but enough to finance the process of applying to grad schools and hopefully to help get myself established in my new college town. </p>
<p>When all is said and done with the loans I took out for my freshman year at a private school, I’ll probably have about $6,000 or so in debt once I graduate.</p>
<p>No scholarships. Only have several thousands for student loans. Parents are paying for the rest.</p>
<p>What I like about student loans is that you can take as much time as you want to pay them off.</p>
<p>Student loans, grants, scholarships, and a little help from my grandpaps.</p>
<p>scholarships, student loans, working. Debating between working and taking out a small loan for senior year. I really don’t want to spend my senior year working again :(</p>
<p>Loans, scholarship, grant, work study, and family.</p>