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    Banks and other financial institutions that prey on college students by giving loans for colleges are relying on the fact that you might not know what the loan might entail for you in the future. If not explained properly, your small little debt might grow to become a huge one with the interest accumulated. Without the proper financial knowledge, loan will become an obstacle in obtaining a quality education. In past eras, money was utilized for all intents and purposes for every purchase. Today,…

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    Student Bailout Analysis

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    Critique of Student Debt and the Next Bailout Thesis: The author discussed there being a widespread agreement between the Republican and Democratic parties that the student loan industry is heading towards a massive default. This article was very well written and contained ample information regarding the student loan market and the possibility of future government involvement. The author made his point by giving precise evidence. The quality of his work was outstanding and both sides of the…

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    Student loans are easy to apply for and also receiving the money is better. Even though it’s easy to apply for student loans, paying them back is difficult and stressful. Government seems to be generous when it comes to giving money, but when it’s time to pay back government does not take chances. Statistics have shown that Americans owe about 1.7 billion dollars in student debt. According to a Times article, But can America Afford this Approach to Solving Student Debt? that states, “It has made…

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    only 20.6 million attended. Of the 20.6 million college students, 17.7 million are undergraduates.…

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    Repaying Student Loans

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    $206k in student loan debt. Since then, I’ve paid down my debt to $131k. While it is still a work in progress, there is so much that I have learned over the last few years. If you are like me and have student loans, then there will come a time when those loans will come due. Whether you are just graduating college or whether you are a few years out and you are just getting around to it, getting organized and planning for repayment are the first steps in actually repaying your student loan debt.…

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    Student loans and student loan defaults are a major issue in America that is not getting any better. Higher education is pushed at all levels of life as a way to get a better and higher paying job, and subsequently have a more fulfilling life. The problem is, that it is great in theory, but not always applicable to real-world experience. More and more for-profit colleges and trade schools have been created due to the amount of money to be made by individuals having the availability of getting…

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    In the event of Men Valuing Professionalism the presentation of the interim vice president of Student Affairs, Dr. Wayne Brumfield “College Student Loan Debt Crisis” helped me to get a better understanding that the amount of loans that a college student take can be harmful to our future. He discussed the group of people that borrow more money from the school who are white or black males and both groups have the same expectation of salary after graduating. However, in the presentation, he touched…

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    Today, several college students face a large amount of debt after and even before graduating. About two-thirds of bachelor’s degree recipients borrow money to attend college, either from the government or private lenders, according to a Department of Education survey of 2007-8 graduates. After graduating high school, numerous people make a decision not to attend college due to the amount of debt that will cumulate during college and decide it is not worth being in debt. At the age of 18, you…

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    to find money to pay. Many students turn to student loans as their answer. This is the wrong answer! Student cause many students to go into debt. “The total estimated student loan debt outstanding is more than $1 trillion.” We all know that debt creates stress. Many students still have to pay off their debt after graduating. First let's discuss debt. Do you really want to have to worry about paying off the cost? “63% of borrowers had a hard time paying back their loans,” you could be in this…

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    Student Debt Effects

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    Student Loan Debt Crisis in America Student’s debt crisis is a growing concern in America. Debt crisis is a general term for accumulated money owed relative to income or revenue. Students are finding it difficult to self-fund their education because of rising costs of college. Many students turn to student loans for further education in an attempt to achieve success. In the process of completing their degrees, students accumulate extremely high debt and struggle to pay it back. It is one of…

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