Years ago, college-goers were affectionately labeled starving students, and rightly so. City College students are among those who struggle daily to get by when financial aid proves not enough and available student loans have reached their limits.

Unfortunately, a pill from the pharmacist to cure financial woes does not exist and there are no infomercials of magic wands to wave for pockets filled with cash. There are, however, realistic ways for those left short-changed by college to pad their purse.

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Penny pinching is part of the college experience—make frugal cool. Click here to learn all eight tips free.