<prompt> Human: Hi Reddit,I am a foreign student studying in the US. I took out 80,000 in private loans for my first year of graduate school, and my aunt was the cosigner.My aunt now is refusing to cosign for any other loans. I have no other family in the US, or anyone I could ask to cosign. I have two years left, so I need two more 80,000 loans.I cannot get loans from my home country because my parents will not cosign any loans they do not support my career decision. In my home country, I cannot get a loan without a cosigner, as well.Is there anything I can do, besides getting married for US citizenship and then getting government loans? I am already 80,000 in debt, so quitting school would be foolish, but I do not have any ideas on how I can finance the rest of graduate school.My school isnt changing my financial aid package, either.Any and all advice is appreciated. Thank you so much!!  <response>: I am already 80,000 in debt, so quitting school would be foolish, but I do not have any ideas on how I can finance the rest of graduate school.This is called the sunk cost fallacy. Just because youve spent 80k doesnt mean the right course of action is spend another 80k. Youve spent the first 80k and nothing you do will bring that back. Consider your options and many of those may mean not continuing this degree or not at this price. 