When people complain about the rising cost of a college education, they often focus on tuition inflation. But tuition and fees represent only about half the cost of an in-state public college’s cost of attendance, with living expenses ___46__ the rest. Students are often shocked to see ___47__ those everyday expenses can add up. They might be even more shocked to learn that if they borrow to pay for them, their eventual tab __48___. That’s because, as a general rule, every dollar you borrow in college will cost about $2 by the time you repay the debt, given the mix of interest rates, interest capitalization and repayment plans used by students. For example, __49___ you order a $10 pizza once a week. Over the course of a four- year college career, that $10 pizza adds up to $2,000, assuming that you eat about 50 of them a year. If you use student loan money to pay for the pizza, the $2,000 initial cost will grow to about $4,000 by the time your debt __50___.