<prompt> Human: First, some background - I have about 38k in debt from undergrad borrowing. That garnered me two degrees, albeit ones that are not particularly in high demand or high earning. So I decided to go back to school in fall 2014, which led me to...I have been accepted into The New School for Social Research in order to study their MSc of Economics program. Im absolutely thrilled, however I realize now that their program, being an elite insitution in NYC, is rather expensive. By my rough calculation, my 45 credits there will cost about 91k. I currently am eligible for federal loans as my family is pretty low income, however I believe that I only can borrow about 50k more because of all the loans I have already taken out. So my questions are:-How much can I borrow from the federal government before Im cut off from their loans and have to fill the gap with private loans?-If I borrowed all of the money that I need to finish my education, Ill be at around 140k in debt for all my education. That seems like a godawful amount of money. How much should this concern me?This is all taking into consideration that I do not garner any support from the school or staff after enrolling, either through assistantships for a professors research, scholarship, or some other tuitiion assistance that I havent found out about yet. Basically, Im trying to wrap my head around the absolute worst case scenario that I can think of.Thanks for everything!  <response>: From what I understand, being accepted to a social science grad program without funding is a gentlemans rejection. 