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Are their college loans that include living expenses so one does not have to work at same time?

The answer to your question is yes and no. This is based off the cost of your school's tuition and your overall financial need (which is determined by your income). If money is an issue, consider going to school in state vs. out of state (out of state can be very expensive). I just finished grad school in Chicago, I had to do a full-time intern and loans is how I got by. I also did consultant work on the side. For more info about financial aid and loans visit www.fafsa.ed.gov. Make sure its .gov and not .com. The FAFSA is a free application. Be aware of sites that try to charge you. Good luck!

Well, if you find one let us know. Otherwise, get off your duff and get a job like the rest of us!
It depends on your credit. There are many people who will loan you money for college, sometimes with deferred payments just like Unsub Federal loans. Unlike the government, however, these people are going to look at your credit history and ability to repay.