It is terrifying to realize that the future Einstein or Madame Curry is not able to afford college expenses and does not qualify for financial aid or student loans or does not predict to have the means to pay off their student loans in the future. It is so frustrating to think students are doing what is best for them and their future only to discover that they are starting their future with tremendous debt that will follow them until the loan is stamped, “Pain in Full.” It would be detrimental to all, if this generation of college graduates decided that the cost of their student loans did not outweigh the benefits of their education. However, writer Jenna Martin of the “Rising Student Loan Debt Cause for Worry” emphasizes “on average a bachelor’s degree graduate earns a lifetime earnings of $570,000. Imagine the lifetime earnings of a graduate who earned their master’s degree or their doctorate degree. The benefits of a college degree far outweigh the costs, including student loans with the interest” (Martin). Conceding that interest does come along with student loans, the investment’s costly expense is well worth it to a graduate’s career and earning
It is terrifying to realize that the future Einstein or Madame Curry is not able to afford college expenses and does not qualify for financial aid or student loans or does not predict to have the means to pay off their student loans in the future. It is so frustrating to think students are doing what is best for them and their future only to discover that they are starting their future with tremendous debt that will follow them until the loan is stamped, “Pain in Full.” It would be detrimental to all, if this generation of college graduates decided that the cost of their student loans did not outweigh the benefits of their education. However, writer Jenna Martin of the “Rising Student Loan Debt Cause for Worry” emphasizes “on average a bachelor’s degree graduate earns a lifetime earnings of $570,000. Imagine the lifetime earnings of a graduate who earned their master’s degree or their doctorate degree. The benefits of a college degree far outweigh the costs, including student loans with the interest” (Martin). Conceding that interest does come along with student loans, the investment’s costly expense is well worth it to a graduate’s career and earning