<prompt> Human: Im currently a freshman at BYU-I. The cost for tuition is only 1,900 a semester, so I only need 3,800 for the whole year. I got a 3,000 scholarship which I put towards paying my room board, so no worries about that. My parents also agreed to give me 250 a month for food and such. So, pretty much my only expenses are just tuition.The government awarded me with 6,500 for the whole year, which is way more than I need. I figured sense Im going to a very affordable university that I could use some of money towards a way of transportation, sense I dont own a car or anything. A motorcycle seemed like the best way to go because theyre relatively cheap to buy, get excellent gas mileage, easy to maintain, plus the speed limits around here dont go past like 30 MPH. Just wondering what everyones input on this is. Is this a bad idea? Should I just stick to walking for the rest of my time here? Is this against the rules of student loans, and if so, can I bypass it? Another note - some of my friends are paying over 15,000 a semester at different colleges. If I did do this, I would only be in debt - 15 of how much theyll have for the whole year.  <response>: Youre going to have to pay the 6500 back, dont spend it just because you can.If you live in Idaho, youre not going to be able to use your motorcycle much in the winter. This just seems like a silly idea unless you absolutely NEED transportation, and even then get a car that can handle snow and iceAnother note - some of my friends are paying over 15,000 a semester at different colleges. If I did do this, I would only be in debt - 15 of how much theyll have for the whole year.I have 0 idea why your friends debt justifies you going into debt 