SUBREDDIT: r/AskReddit
TITLE: What alternative ways do you know of getting out of debt usually not thought of?
POST: Well Hello there,

So, I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right area, or correctly at all because this question is more specific than general. But here goes. I was going to college. I came from out of state, but because my mom was receiving public assistance (Food Stamps), I was able to change my residency to in-state. There was a gap of ~5k in tuition, which they auto deposited to my bank account. Sweet. Bills paid, stupid expenditures, a move and a month later, they came back because that money was never supposed to go to me. And so. Here I am. About a year later, I've tried to get loans (bad credit), borrow from an affluent friend (Too large a sum for comfort ability), and I can't get any student loans because I'm no longer enrolled. They froze my student account so I couldn't register for classes when it happened. Obviously, it's life. I screwed up. Bad JustaaGuy. But I'm trying to get back into school, sometime before my brain loses momentum and college becomes harder than it already is. And I don't want to get lured into a routine where I don't go. Yes, I can save and pay off slowly with excess money from my check, but it would take me close to 2-4 years by what I can afford over time. Meanwhile, the sum continues to grow. Now I'm at 7k because of late fees and collection fees. So, I thought I'd ask Reddit to see if anyone has any ideas I haven't tried or has had this happen to them before. I thought about selling my kidney in Iran, but I don't know. Those alleyway doctor types look shady. Thanks for reading.
TL;DR: 
Have a lot of school Debt (7k). Don't have a lot money. Trying to look for a quicker way out of it to get back into school asap. Any ideas?