<prompt> Human: Hi,I recently finished my first year at a local university in my hometown. Due to unforeseen circumstances, this is the school I had to start out at much against my will. However, I made the decision earlier this year to transfer to my dream school and move out. Being a transfer student not from a community college, as expected, no scholarships came. I am ignorant for assuming I would be able to take out enough money in loans to pay for my tuition and then living costs. For some reason, I did not get a pell grant and the loans offered to me would only cover HALF of the tuition each semester which is just short of 5k a semester. My parents will not pay for anything and Ive already signed my lease for my apartment. I am kind of in a bind. I realize I should have had a better plan, I honestly just assumed I could take out as much as I need. I realize student loans are risky but with the field I am going into and the lack of scholarships and parental help, I feel it is worth the risk. Do I have any other reasonable options? Unless I find a part time job at 20 an hour, I will not be able to pay for any of this. Between tuition and living costs, I am estimating around 10k a semester. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!EDIT: For some more info, I am going to be working atleast one, hopefully two jobs this summer at 50 hours a week and minimum wage in Seattle. So Ill save up a few grand there but I will still be short of what I really need.  <response>: What field are you going into? Theres very few fields that justify taking out an additional 60,000 in student loans assuming 3 more years for an undergraduate degree. 