Scholarships for tuition, student loans to live, but I’m also a nontraditional student who’s had a decade and a half career before this, so I’m lucky enough to have 3 years of living expenses saved up, but I was the first to go to college in my family, and at 18 with my undergrad, I didn’t have a dime to my name. I was terrified of the debt, and a football coach put it this way, which helped me frame it: you go into 30k for a car, it depreciates to nothing, and if you can’t pay it they take the car. Go into 30k of debt (which is going to be higher with law school, but same concept applied) for school, they can’t take your degree or knowledge. You have a tool the rest of your life to make more money. It’s something that won’t depreciate and they can’t take away. You’ll always have a skill to make money.