How is your credit? Is it shot? I'd recomend a 2,000 or 3,000 credit line on a credit card. THey have short term loans as well as student Credit Cars. Take say, 6 credit hours a semester (not a full load but it every little bit counts). Take off summers and pay it back yourself on the credit card. How old are you? Apply at a bank, call center, publix, etc. Most of those places have tuition reimbursement.

These are viable options but you have to have the determination to get it done. Not to knock you but it seems like you were more interested in getting your bike, and not your education(this is the bike tech thread). I'm sure your mother saw it that way as well. She may not agree with the bike idea, and it is her credit that is at jeopardy. She is your mother but she has to think about her retirement/future also. Moms or not. Re-think the bike and maybe try to get it on your own in the future. If your showing that you want an education, your mom may reconsider. Get yourself a beater car and get your hardship license.

Keep your priorities in order, and as Cecil mentioned there are many grants out there. Go get them. They have so many stupid grants out there. Like if your left handed and like peanut butter (not really), but that's how random some of the grants are.

Where are you going to school, and what for? That will give more insight, for advice purposes. If your going to school for pharmacology, then apply at CVS and get a scholarship. More info, and just ditch the bike idea for now. Hope I didn't pry.