Thanks for the advice, Harmonix, but I already talked to my school and they took back the balance of the money I was not using. Honestly, it’s better and safer and more peace of mind for me that way, and I have a ton of things on my mind already! 
Thank you everyone else!
Also known as the aggregate amount which is currently $5,500/year $27,500/cumulative for undergraduate and $8,000/yr $60,000/cumulative for Perkins loans. I didn’t look at any other loan programs.
Very smart thing to do.
Granted, keeping the money for something you really, really needed (a computer for school or extra supplies, etc.) is not a horrible idea, but returning the money pronto is also good.
At our school, we have had idiots spend every dime, and then some. Sure enough, they get to the last term and run out of money to pay for their last two or three classes! A few of these students are now scrambling to find the funds to pay CASH for this last term, so they can graduate and get their degree. It turns into a very ugly mess at the end - despite repeated warnings from our Financial Aid department that they should not be doing this.