Let's say you want to pursue a degree and you want to make the costs as close to 0 as possible. Any smart ways to do that beside scholarships, family money or other common funds?
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Some schools have pretty generous housing and meal stipends for resident assistant/advisor. I have seen dorm housing 100% paid for, meal plans, and additional cash stipends. You can save $10k (or more) on annual costs this way.
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