College Student Loans

It took me by surprise when they said that many college student's debts are exceeding $100,000 quite frequently. I would never imagine having to pay that amount of money just to pursue a good paying career that can provide for your entire life. Although, I have not paid for my college these past 2 years due to having a full ride scholarship for softball, I am glad that I can actually not have to worry about that particular thing just yet. I have been fortunate enough for my coaches to pay for my tuition, books, meal plan, and living expenses with additional money on the side.
Meanwhile, this next semester I am planning to attend either University of Texas Medical Branch or UT Health to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Nursing. Although, nursing is always in demand and a pretty good paying job or around $65,000 a year, I feel like I am still going to have to take a loan out to help pay with my tuition, books, and transportation among other things. Although, my parents are willing to help me pay for as much as they can I still that it may be an option that I will have to eventually take. As of right now, the tuition for these 2 schools around the range of $20,000. I think that the loans that I could potentially take out will be worthwhile because it will result in me having a pretty good paying job that can help me pay the loan off. …show more content…
Which may be affordable for me once I begin the career that I want to pursue. Although, my monthly payment will be around $222, I wouldn't have to pay for living or food expenses because I will be living at home. I would have to contribute to gas, and even books on top of the $222 as well. But I do think that if I had to take out a loan it might be a little less than that due to the fact that my family will be helping me as much as