<prompt> Human: Hey all, Im a junior in college, and will be taking an extra semester to finish school. I abhor debt, and would like to graduate college debt-free, but I have no idea how to manage the money Im planning to spend come fall of 2014.My scholarship and parents are only paying through four years, so the last semester will be on my dime. Tuition is currently just under 10,000semester, and room and board at my fraternity is around 3,300semester. Allowing for tuition increases, I anticipate a 14,500 expense in two years.I currently have 2,500 in the bank no investments or debt, and I made around 5500 at my internship this past summer after taxes, before return. I hope to have at least the same level of income over the next two summers, even if it means picking up a second job. Im currently looking into things like selling plasma to generate some extra money other ideas are welcome. As much as I would love to pick up a job, Im pretty involved and will be maxing out on credits for the remainder of my time in school, so I dont have a ton of free time.How can I manage my money for the next two years to pull this off?  <response>: If you can find even a smidgen of time to work while youre in college, then do it. I worked at the front desk of my schools rec center, and I could be doing my homework while sitting there. Everyone just swipes their card to walk in, and the only time youd have to get up is if a student forgot their ID. Kick ass job for 11hrIf you can make extra during the summer, then go for it. Save it up, and dont be foolish with spending it, like going to bars every weekend.Apply for scholarships. Write some essays. A coupld grand here and there goes a long way.And if all else fails, seems as if youd only need to take out less than 5k in loans. This is very easily doable. Get a federal subsidized loan, and pay it off within a couple of months of getting your post-graduation job.Good luck! 