By: Grayson
Glad to hear it Holly. She will be happy when she is done and doesn’t have any debt or at most very little debt.
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Great tips, I think along with choosing an “affordable” education it is important to consider what education is going to be a good investment. An inexpensive community college diploma in basket weaving...
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View ArticleBy: KK @ Student Debt Survivor
Good list. I got a pretty big scholarship for undergrad but still had living expenses. I went to a fancy “brand name” grad school. I don’t regret this decision, but have since learned I could have...
View ArticleBy: Grayson
As long as you don’t regret your decision, then what does it matter. It probably taught you some good lessons and what are you going to do about it now?
View ArticleBy: Glen @ Monster Piggy Bank
It is interesting that student debt is such a heavy burden for people in the US. In Australia most people have paid off their student loan debt in their early to mid twenties.
View ArticleBy: DC @ Young Adult Money
It’s tough with tuition constantly rising. It’s nearly impossible to go to a private school and still graduate debt-free, unless you get some massive scholarship combined with help from Mom and Dad...
View ArticleBy: Grayson
They are a very large burden here, but many have the mentality that the education is worth it. In some cases, it might not be. Those are things that have to be thought of before heading off to school.
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I agree DC. It is getting harder and harder to get out of school without any debt. I wish it wasn’t the case, but unfortunately, it is.
View ArticleBy: Holly@ClubThrifty
These are all great tips! A friend of mine is paying her way through college as we speak. She is doing it by living at home and working two jobs in addition to her studies. It will pay off!
View ArticleBy: Grayson
Glad to hear it Holly. She will be happy when she is done and doesn’t have any debt or at most very little debt.
View ArticleBy: Chris Martin
Thanks for this advice. I wish I had seen this before I went to grad school. I think I spent more time thinking about what school I was going to go to then how I was going to pay for It. Now my family...
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