<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I am currently a freshman in college who applied to transfer for next year. I applied to one school, and that university had been my dream school since as long as I cared about a college education. I have always pictured myself there, in that city, learning at such a great place. Just a few days ago I heard back having submitted my application, and I had been accepted. That moment was probably the happiest moment in my life until this day. I had worked so hard, poured my heart into the application and put in a huge amount of effort into doing well my first year of college, and it paid off. I had gained acceptance into my dream university. 
My family and my friends were elated, but I was told to remain weary until the money came, as we could not afford to send me there without financial aid. Just a few days later, I got my financial aid reward. Nothing. Like that my dreams were dashed as I looked to the yearly budget line that gave a figure allotting to half of my parent's collective income. That number took my acceptance away from me in an instant. Now I sit here with no idea of what to do. Do I call the university and lobby for more money? Has anyone else found themselves in this position and gotten out of it? Is it a lost cause? Are there good scholarships available? I can't take out student loans as I won't have the money to pay of $100,000, so that option is out. What do I do, how do I go about advocating my position to the financial aid department? Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I have worked so hard for this and am not ready to let it slip away so easily.
<bot>: Received admission to my dream university, received no financial aid, cannot afford to go. How do I go about finding the funds short of student loans and the subsequent debt?