^ Paying that much to have it paid off in 3 years instead of 30.

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Sep 21, 2017
1:31:05pm

dYrtbYkerYder All-American

^ Paying that much to have it paid off in 3 years instead of 30.

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dYrtbYkerYder

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POLL: Your student loan situation?

CaliWG

9/21/17 1:16pm

like current situation?

Mayor of Cougartown

9/21/17 1:17pm

Coming out of school

CaliWG

9/21/17 1:18pm

As in, the loan I took out? Or my current status?

SandYFan

9/21/17 1:18pm

When you finished school or currently if you are still a student

CaliWG

9/21/17 1:19pm

aren't we all doctors on this board? ahhh.... that explains some things.

claw

9/21/17 1:19pm

Lawyers....all lawyers. And dentists....

Carnac

9/21/17 1:20pm

I counted 55k as small for a JD, I guess.

TaiJuan

9/21/17 1:19pm

Yeah, for a J.D. that's not too bad, for a Bachelor's that would be a lot

CaliWG

9/21/17 1:21pm

PhD "should" be worth it...if the PSLF works out

Y4LYFE

9/21/17 1:24pm

Currently paying almost $5K/month to pay off my MBA and my wife's DVM loans.

9/21/17 1:29pm

^ Paying that much to have it paid off in 3 years instead of 30.

9/21/17 1:31pm

I accrued about 70k for BS, MS, and PhD. Worth it but tough to pay off

Traveshamockery

9/21/17 2:03pm

cheap for a PhD

Nat Gas Man

9/21/17 2:06pm

Two words: Expert Witness.

CaliWG

9/21/17 3:19pm

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