SUBREDDIT: r/personalfinance
TITLE: Should I sell my car to finance my education?
POST: Hi PF!

   After a family crisis, I'm finally back in college and set to graduate next spring (2016). I'm currently funded by state and federal grants.

However, I have determined that my financial aid will be pulled before I graduate due to how many course credits I've accrued. Curse my younger self for wasting opprotunity.

Anyway, I've determined that, with good planning, I will only need to finance one semester all by myself. I estimate this to be around ~$5,000, taking into account increasing tuition costs, books, etc.

   I'm already $20,000 in student loan debts and I'd like to avoid increasing them if possible. But its obviously more worth it to finish the degree.

   I just looked up the bluebook value of my car and found it to be ~$5,500. I bike to school and have access to another car most of the time, so I'm not really going to need my own guaranteed transport until I graduate.

Selling the car would also save me on car insurance. More than Geico can.

Other Options:
   I am qualified for Subsidized Stafford Loans. They don't accrue interest while I am enrolled in college, so would it be worth it for me to take out more loans and let them accrue in a savings account or investment account until I need the money?
TL;DR: 
was stupid, made mistakes, need $5000 a year from now. Should I sell $5,500 car or take subsidized loans?