Student Debt Essay

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    for all four years of college, I will most likely be forced to take out a student loan. Taking out a student loan for college is especially common; however, extremely important to pay off as quickly as possible. The best way to pay for college would obviously be to pay without taking out a loan; nonetheless, if you are not able to do this, like most Americans, it is alright to take out a loan. A student loan can be a debt that you may be paying off your whole life, or can be paid off within a…

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    Many students invest in their future by making the decision to go to college, therefore, taking out student loans as a means to finance that decision. When contemplating the decision to borrow money, there is an overbearing responsibility to repay the loan. Interest rates are a significant component when taking out loans. The percentage rates of interest can vary depending on the diverse types of loans, including car and mortgage loans, being called into question. For student loans, this…

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    better job possibilities when getting a college degree? It may be true that not all traditional colleges fit every student and opting for a trade school to have a career as a technician, hairdresser, or makeup artist could be more beneficial. But if someone is settling on going to a trade school because of the money issue, it all does not matter. ¨48% say that paying off that debt made it harder to pay other bills,¨ (Source F). The fact is, years after college, many who have a high paying…

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    With the rising cost of tuition students have to find sources to pay for education. The easiest way that students can pay for college is a student loan. With students loans put in part of federal aid there is more stress on students if they don’t finish college. “The more money students can borrow, the idea goes, the more colleges can charge.” (Ellen Wexler) Student’s loans can have a negative effect adding pressure on students where they have to a limited time to pay back there loans after…

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    today they happen to be one of the most successful and respectful people out there. So if a student believes that school isn’t for them then I don’t see the point of going to a classroom and sitting down wasting your time and money rather they can go out and find other ways to become successful even if it’s the hard way. In addition, since the rise of college tuition has been increasing tremendously students end up finding a job on the side and try to support themselves and families while trying…

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    I have ever dreamed about. In conclusion, my lucky day at the park turned out to be the answer to all my financial problems, although it is not a fix to life itself. I decided to take care of my financial worries by focusing on my family debt, financial security, necessities, vacationing, and helping others with charity and/or gifts. A person can have all the riches in the world, but that does not mean life will be without problems. It’s all about how you manage your time, money, and…

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    reduce the amount that a student must pay and students should take advantage of the tuition that they are paying by possibly going to the gym, getting additional help with tutoring, and keeping an eye out for scholarships. Europe has a different way of college that involves paying a lot less for tuition, but their methods would be hard to implement in the United States since there are more students in college and the U.S is simply a whole different country. Cameron can graduate debt free because…

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    enough to be submitted for the reward of a few dollars! Such is the life of a graduate of film school, just four months removed from school. If it 's not bad enough that the only job I currently have is a non paying internship, the repayment of my student loans is soon to kick in at the sixth month anniversary of my graduation. How am I ever to repay such loans you ask? Well, aside from potentially "borrowing" from the ever loving parents, there 's always waiting tables, constructions/manual…

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    going through college. Today the price of tuition for colleges is the highest that it has ever been, and that price is still continuing to rise. A lot of college students are being forced into debt as they follow their dreams because they do not understand the financial decisions that they are making. In no way does high school prepare students for the financial decisions that they will be making in their near future. For this reason many colleges have begun to require freshman…

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    experience in getting out of debt. He explains that he has a PhD in humanities and his “annual salary [after taxes] translates to a little more than $3,000 in monthly take-home pay” (Roiland). However, he also has “$800 a month in rent, $1,100 in credit card bills (paying only the monthly minimums), $350 in student loans, and have $285 a month car payment,” which leaves roughly $500 a month for food, gas, and insurance (Roiland). The author fails to claim responsibility for his debt saying he…

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