<human>: Okay guys, first off, thanks for taking the time to read this. I am a current University student, who is about to lose everything, after already thinking I had. Two years ago, one of the happiest moments in my life happened. I was accepted to UCF, with an almost full ride scholarship. I packed my bags, and drove from Seattle to Orlando, leaving behind friends and my dad, who I didn't know I'd never see again. The first year was great, I was exploring who I was, what College was, and didn't really have to worry much about money. I was able to call my dad on occasion, even, and we'd talk about how he was doing (He was around 73 at this time, and we had just patched things up since there was a major fallout some years earlier) and how I was doing, etc. Unfortunately, trying to be premed cost me my scholarship, and I have now found joy in being an IT major. This year, however, has been rough. I got a call on Christmas eve of this year. My dad, due to surgical complications, had died. It was sudden, unexpected, and still when I think about him, I almost cry. Especially when I find old Birthday or St. Patricks day cards from him (Yes, we're Irish). Then, to make matters worse, my collar bone got badly shattered in an accident, so I will need surgery on that, which happened not too long ago. Now, for the final part. My college may kick me out because I cannot get a PLUS loan, cannot get a private loan cuz I can't find a cosigner, and already maxed out the loans and grants every student is given. I may be kicked out for $2998.37, which was due yesterday, but I got an extension for a few more weeks. I have tried everything, and am drawing blanks. I don't want to quit college, because it was my dad's dream for me to graduate, and my mom is dying of worry about me as is. So, does reddit have suggestions?

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<bot>: Dad's dead, about to be kicked out for $3000 debt to Tuition, any financial advice or ways to handle both without breaking down?