My federal loans, pell grant, and private loans don't cover my educational expenses. What can I do?

This is my fifth year which is why i'm having trouble....i'm working and that covers rent and food and stuffed and i tapped into my credit cards to fix my car and computer and pay for car insurance..... i get kicked of my parents health insurance next month and i need to get that as well because i do see a doctor regullary for somethings..... i also need to get some money to fix a car i hit..... are there any educational loans out there that dont check with the school... i also need to buy books here again pretty soon. Mom can't help me...... dad is to stubborn to help me and thinks a college student could work well over 40 hours a week which is unrealistic and he is also to into his 7 day a week happy hours..... i'm kinda panicing cause i cant register for next semester cause fin aid sent 2000 in loans back unexpectedly and now i owe the school 2000 before i can....

I agree taking off will help you get back on your feet!then you can take more hours at work!I dont think taking out more loans would be a good ideal!

You may need to take a semester off and just work to save up money. Can you sell anything of value? Your car maybe? Not to get rid of it, but move to something less expensive. You should have a health insurance plan available through the school which is usually pretty reasonable. If not, there might be something available through your job. But your best bet is to not go into more debt, cut your spending and stop getting loans. Start putting some of the knowledge you paid so much money for to good use.

Don't rule out a work study program either. If you're in your 5th year, you're almost done. So you should be able to make decent money somewhere.

But don't overlook extra ways to make money. Babysitting, lawn mowing, and the like. They may not be fun jobs, but if you are that desperate for money, suck up your pride and get to work.