<prompt> Human: Hello PF. I recently applied to 10 clinical psychology phd programs. After all the applications, sending transcripts, GRE scores and what not, Ive probably dropped 1,200 for the whole process.In about a month, I will probably start hearing about interviews. I dont want to be overly optimisticbraggadocios or anything, but I anticipate getting say 4-6 interview invitations. The problem is I have no idea how I will afford the airfare and the accommodations when that times comes. Even if I only get two interviews, Im not sure I will be able to afford it. I, like my peers, have student loan debts. And Ive been working in the mental health field in Boston...aka Im broke. I understand that this is investing in my future, but I dont really have the funds to invest.What are some avenues I can take? I dont have a credit card. I was thinking about taking one out my local credit union offers a couple good ones to cover some flights and what not and just work myself a little further into debt. A couple of the schools I could probably borrow a friends car to drive to. But still...4 flights at short notice will be .Ive thought about creating a GoFundMe thing, but I feel like that is a little desperate and tricky. Thoughts? Can anyone relate to me???I greatly appreciate the help!  <response>: If you need to pay for any aspect of grad school, youre doing it wrong.You wont get paid much, but your expenses will be covered. If a school refuses to pay for your accommodations flight, I would treat it as a soft rejection. 