Help Alexandra Pay It Forward

In 2012 I graduated from Suffolk University. Since I was on scholarship, I was under the impression that I was financially set for the duration. My housing and other necessities that my mother provided were paid for not through the funds left for me by my father like I had assumed, but by loans taken out in my name without my knowledge. It was a wonderful thing to find out when I was in the home stretch of my undergrad years.

I was fortunate to find employment very soon after graduation and along with my fulltime nanny position; I am allowed to channel most of my income to my loans. The trade-off is having to share a room with a four year old.
Two years later, I'm hoping to get back to school. I want to be able to pay for Graduate School without coming out deeper in debt and gambling on finding employment suitable to pay off the increased debt in a timely fashion. When I am done, my hope is to concentrate on a career that I can channel my energies into helping others.

I have done the research and weighed the options. Doing side jobs makes the most sense. I am not looking for a handout. I am willing to do what I have always done: put in an honest days work for funds that I can channel into my education.