<prompt> Human: Hello! Throwaway account because I use my full name on my normal account. I hope this is the right place to post this. When I applied to college, I made the mistake of forgetting to send in my noncustodial CSS form to my college I have divorced parents, the one I do not live with having passed away. The college said I was no longer eligible for any sort of scholarships outside of federal aid. I had the choice of going to this expensive but very good school or my much cheaper state school. I was going to choose the latter but my family convinced me to go to the expensive school, where I would be paying 75k a year because my job prospects would be much better- I understand however that this was 100 my decision, albeit a naive one. The loan is under my mothers name. I have an Expected Family Contribution of 0.That was two years ago took a gap year. I am now about to enter my sophomore year expecting 300k of debt by the time I graduate and most likely a lifetime of debt. I am currently studying for law school, hoping that if I pull off perfect grades and LSAT scores which I am fully capable of, I can get a full ride to a T14 law school and come out with a 100k entry level salary.I was wondering if there was anything that I should do? I understand the weight of the situation and hope to make the best out of what seems to be a lifetime of crushing debt. TLDR Im paying 75k a year for school, planning on going to law school, was wondering if theres anything to help me out.  <response>: Transfer. 