She Has $135,000 In STUDENT DEBT?!

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[elenapascarella]

“The biggest victims in the world.“
Hit the nail right on the head with that one.

[davidtt]

I dated a girl who used to say "I just want to be in school forever" after her master's she got a job as a librarian at a major university. We aren't really in contact anymore, but it seems like she got to fulfill her dream of being in school forever while also getting paid.

[Guyonnn]

Funny how it’s
“Life got me in debt”
but then she says
“I graduate next month”
Oh! Suddenly you’re doing things. Suddenly you’re responsible for your actions when it’s a good thing? This girl needs accountability… and an accountant, lol.

[Serenitie]

She's scared of starting life.

"I'll start after i finish school"

[GauvinK]

"you have a dollar, what, for what!?" 😂

[StaceySouth-ev]

This is the first time I’m actually really experiencing someone struggling with a staggering amount of student debt. It’s really heartbreaking to think about the financial burden they must be carrying.

[TRLT]

My wife has an incoming 50k student debt next year. Our plan is to knock it out in a year. I made it very clear that if she has 50k student debt then she needs to find a 50k/year job.

[richard]

I had a girlfriend who was a doctor by her 23rd birthday. $260, 000 in debt to be a Doctor of Pharmacy. She doesn’t like working in a pharmacy.

Edit: Loan terms were $267k at 36% for 20 years. Putting that into a loan calculator now outputs a monthly payment of $8, 016.65 for 240 months totaling $1, 923, 996.87, with $1, 656, 996.87 of that total amount paid being interest.

[GeeMan]

That is terrible. I went to community college then transferred. Worked part time while I went to college/university for 6 years. I walked out with only 20k in student loan debt. Paid it off in 3 years as transitioned into Entry Level IT and worked my way to systems engineering in 4 years.

[Gamendyne]

She’s better off sitting at home not accruing all that debt tbh🥶

[gimcrack]

I hated school and I couldn't afford College. So a blessing in disguise. I did graduated from high school. But I knew I didn't want any more schooling. Which didn't put me in debt. Went directly into the workforce, now I'm 61 still debt free and own a home out right and financial stable. So didn't do bad at all.

[noteworthyinsignificance]

My son got two degrees in 4 years at a state university. Two useful degrees he could use as soon as he graduated. He also worked full time to pay for it himself. Total school debt: $0. There is absolutely no reason to be $130, 000+ in debt because you went to school unless the profession you're going into is something that can get you out of debt reasonably quickly because of the average salary.

[Dontknowme]

After my VA money ran out, I withdrew all my classes for my last semester. Kicker was I had to get permission from each professor to drop, just to still pay half out of pocket. They all gave me a hard time..

[kezzle]

The permanent schooler thing is so true, my ex never had a real job, did a photography degree, hated it never worked with it then has now decided to do more degrees that have really difficult job applications

[armorers_wrench]

If you've been going to school for 8+ years and have $130k in debt you BETTER be graduating from med school cuz otherwise there ain't no way you're ever gonna pay that off.

[scottsorensen]

I have an ex g-friend I am so happy I did not get married to. She has been a perpetual student for 30 yrs, just finished her phd in dietary science. She is a huge victim as well...

[yourleftacrylicpinkynail]

I was almost a permanent schooler but finally got my degree after almost 8 years. It's a bit embarrassing at first but I finally made up my mind to finish my final courses and put it behind me.

[maximoo]

my sister went to school for 8 years... she's a doctor now

[regretsinlife]

Wait so she has this “car buying issue” it’s leasing cars. On top of that she’s also over $135, 000 in debt. I wonder if ppl like this genuinely need a caretaker or just think filing for bankruptcy is the safety net. News flash, filing for bankruptcy doesn’t just take a week. It’s a whole process and you could get rejected a couple times

[x-kon]

Knew ppl like this in school back in the late 90s. They were proud of their 1.5 GPA. Getting several degrees in Under-Water-Basket-Weaving