xSuperMario64x
a very tired Bug 🪲💤
i obviously don't know what school you're going to, but the school I go to charges about $60k/year for tuition (it's a private school). I have most of it paid for by scholarships and grants, but I also have subsidized and unsubsidized loans for each semester, which adds up to about $6k per year (I believe). so you're definitely not alone in paying that much. I can't speak for everyone since I got a really good scholarship which paid for over 80% of my semesterly tuition. luckily you won't have to worry about actually paying on those loans until 6 months after you get out of school (whether you graduate or drop out).If there's anyone out there that reads this and can relate to this, please do console me - because it seems that I, compared to any other sane people my age that's going to college, was not taking this seriously.
Well... I think I completed all of what I needed to do for financial aid this semester today. You read that right. Today. For my first semester and second semester of college. I really waited until the last minute. Well, I don't know if it's just me, but I feel like I don't understand how it works. Looking at my yearly tuition for the year, it's close to $50,000. I didn't think this through. At the time, I just wanted to pick a college that's far away. I didn't think about how I would manage my finances. I do have grants and scholarships and all, and that helps out with the majority of my payment for tuition - but the subsidized and unsubsidized loans? I have $5,500 in loan money for this school year.
Please tell me that I'm not the only one who ****ed up.
ANYWAYS, what I came here for. I always feel really bad after I eat literally anything because I feel like I just keep gaining more and more weight and I absolutely ****ing hate it. I would love to just not eat anything for a while and force myself to lose weight. I'm tired of being overweight.