Mass Machine Nutrition MM1000 Creatine

Read the creatine in the excellent post section.  Creatine can help you push out a few extra reps which can help you get stronger.  Its is one of the longest (40+ year) supplement on the market.  Personally stick with a simple creatine monohydrate.  The rest is pretty iffy.

If you are really interested in supplements I strongly suggest you read "Bodybuilding Revealed" by Will Brinks.  (http://www.brinkzone.com/store/)  It has a money back guarantee and goes in very technical details on all popular supplements.  It is a very good foundation of knowledge if you want to pursue the use of supplements.

Alright, I will definitely check that out.

Well over that period I've done various routines working out at home with free weights & body weight exercises Scooby style. I did a few rounds of P90X as well. I have, and am currently going to the gym and targeting a certain muscle group on a given day, lifting 4-5 times per week. I've always focused on more weight, less reps (maintaining good form, of course). Admittedly I have greatly neglected squats with a barbell and deadlifts because I have always been worried of incorrectly performing the exercise and hurting my back.

I feel that my diet is quite lacking as I am a broke ass college kid. I eat as healthily as I can and try to include protein rich foods into my diet but I am probably still short on calories and nutrients.

There is a considerable difference in my physique but yeah... like I said, I basically weigh the same amount I did 4 years ago and am having difficulty getting mass lol.

Anthony, I've had the same thing. I had the same weight from 17 years to 20 years. It just stayed at 70 kg, and still was untill about 9 months I started eating more! I know you've read that a thousand times already, but it's as easy as that

I started eating one more meal a day (or even more somethimes) and in the beginning it was pretty hard, but after a week or two I got used to it and I find myself hungry most of the time (what wasn't the case earlier) and now I weigh 78-79 kg and I'm looking to add even more the times to come.

I say you try eating more instead of buying those supplements, as as you mentioned, you're broke and in college, so some extra food will be less expensive than supplements (imo)