I actually believe those four-five years being undergraduate is a really important part of growing. You make friends, learn about what researchers are doing, pa

I actually believe those four-five years being undergraduate is a really important part of growing. You make friends, learn about what researchers are doing, participate in labs, have those crazy pre-final night study in the library. It's fun. You can still do internship in the summer if you really really care alleviate your financial situation. If you chose to go to an expensive school without any scholarship or tuition assistance program (not loan), you are making a mistake.