school counseling.

My daughters school just did a great fund raiser for the choir trip. We did a Trivia Night. The local church donated the space. We had 21 tables( each student was in charge of getting a table filled but some had 2 or 3) of 8 people each ( you could use 6 in a pinch) and each person paid 10 bucks at the door to play. We had a full house. And each parent made a treat/pie/cake to auction off to eat during the game. One cheesecake sold for 200 cash and the table was then making us more money because they were selling 1/2 pieces to other people. It was a great night. Young and old could play and both were needed to answer all the questions. We made over 3500 in 3 hours and had a wonderful time doing it. No cost because it was all donated. You could even use your school lunch room because they already have the tables ready to go. If that sounds like too much work, do a car wash. each of ours bring in a $1000.00 and that is by donations. Some people will give $20 for the cause. People are amazing and giving. Best of luck and maybe next year you can do the Trivia Night before the dance and have the cost covered in full.
Smiles, Goldie

Sell unwanted assets, or create some kind of interesting student program run by voulenteers and overcharge admission, like a team with an admission fee.

False. Any unpaid debts affects your credit. And would ruin your credit. Thus its advisable to pay off your debts. If you find difficult to pay off your debts then you can go for a debt consolidation program. The are special program available for medical debts and student loan debts.

Here is the source of a debt consolidation company named for your reference.

False they still get counted when a potential lender is calculating how much you can borrow for a car, mortgage or other loan you might try to get beecause they take your income and look at in relation to your total monthly payment obligations, no matter what the source of those obligations might be.

hello.seem like a lot of bad credit.but no need to worry i was in this same situation 5months ago.my bank couldnt offer me loan becase of my bad credit.i got help from a loan company that had offerd assistance to people with bad credit,am sure they can help you.contact them at luck

There is some useful advice here.

I was in your same exact position two years ago. I decided to attend the major university which required me to pull out some student loans. These loans are called “smart loans” and the interest (if federal) is pretty low. You also have the option to defer payments until six months after you graduate. Knowing that when I left college, with or without a degree, I was going to have debt gave me the determination that I needed to do well in my classes. Paying back the debt isn’t that bad as the payments are usually low and in return build up your credit if you pay them on time. I’d advise you to go to a University, it really is a much better experience, educationally or otherwise.

Check in with the university’s financial aid, there are literally millions of dollars out there in the form of scholarships and grants that you can get by simply filling out a form. And don’t forget to fill out your FAFSA!
Good luck!

The DJ definitely needs to be paid, and fast. She/he has bills to pay, too. Hold a car wash, bake sale, auction off dance decorations as memorabilia from “the most unsuccessful homecoming dance in school history.” Otherwise assess each student in school a buck for student activity fees.