<prompt> Human: Me male 18 and my friend female 18 have considered getting married for financial aid reasons only. We are both currently high school seniors, and both been accepted to schools with high tuitions that we would very much like to attend. However, both our parents are in that grey zone of making too much for aid but not enough to actually support us for 4 years of college. My expected total cost per year is 74,000 and hers is 68,000. We were considering getting a marriage liscense with prenup so we could qualify as independents with no salary when filing our FAFSAs for next year, so our respective schools would provide us with full financial aid. We would then divorce immediately after we graduate and live our separate lives. Is this a wise decision, or one that I will regret later down the road due to the financial implications of being married? Is this even possible or will colleges see through this immediately?  <response>: What happens when you divorce? Are you going to split the debt? Youll have over half a million dollars in debt. Youll start to resent each other when you meet somone new and want to Shack up with the new person but cant because your married.This has all kinds of bad written all over it. You guys are 18, you dont even know what you dont know. 