<prompt> Human: Hey, all, so the long story short here is that I have been very lucky to have had my undergraduate tuition covered by family, meaning Im out with zero debt. Like a moron, however, Im insistent upon assuming a boatload by way of law school which my family will not cover.Ive never had to deal with loans before and Im not even sure about where to begin. My first acceptancesrejections are due in about a month or so, after which I have to begin handling the money aspect. So, I suppose, I have two simple but large questions:1. Where should I turn for loans?2. What can I do to ensure that these loans are not life crippling, now, before I buy into them? The loans are for tuition only. Living expenses are still handled within the family and, when I have an income, through that will likely still receive support from the family until Im entirely capable of living without it. I have a car that I own with no payments, save for the requisite insurance. Location of university is TBD but likely Washington, D.C., if that makes any difference.  <response>: Fafsa.You avoid the crippling aspect of debt by finishing your degree and getting a good job. Paying back law school debt as a lawyer is reasonable. Trying to pay back law school debt with...pretty much any other job that doesnt require massive expensive schooling will be rough. 