1. Upromise. This is a program that partners with several leaders of retail, and works sort of like a reward system. Each time you purchase something from one of their partners, you get rewarded with savings for college. The way it works is you sign up (for free), and you link your credit cards, debit cards, etc. up to your account. Then, when you spend at the right places, etc. you get money put in your Upromise account, which you can use for paying for school. This is easy, and does not require anything from you other than what you are already doing. For example, if you get life insurance from New York Life, they will put $25 in your Upromise account. You can get others to help you as well by linking up their cards, etc. to your account.
2. Roth IRA. This is a retirement investment that allows you to put money away after you have paid taxes on it, and earn tax free interest, etc. So, while it is something set up for retirement, it can be used to pay for education without penalty. This is great for you, because it means some "free" money, and a way to save for college.
3. Basic savings. This is a common method for paying for college, you use your savings to do so. This is a good option, although, you frequently do not earn much interest on these types of accounts, and your money could be better used. However, if you are serious about paying or college, you can start a savings account when you are young, and contribute to it regularly, and then use it when the time comes to go to college.
4. Tuition reimbursement jobs. One way some people pay for school is by getting a job (which helps pay expenses like food, housing, and fun). However, one of the best ways to make this work for you is to get a job that offers benefits or perks like tuition reimbursement. There are many companies out there that will help pay for you to go to school if you meet a minimum number of hours work each week. This is a great way to earn some money for yourself, and insure your education gets paid for at the same time.
5. 529 Programs. This is a savings vehicle that is designed specifically for saving for college tuitions, etc. You can talk to a financial planner, or even set a 529 plan up through your employer in order to pay for your, or your child's college education.

College is expensive, but it is worth it, so finding a way to save enough money to pay for college is a worthy goal.