How far are you in school loan debt?

[Anubis10012007]

$60,000.....where is my bailout?

Anubis10012007 Reviewed by Anubis10012007 on 05-10-2010. How far are you in school loan debt? $60,000.....where is my bailout? Rating: 5

[Flesh420]

Wow.

[CovertCarpenter]

...or politician, or corporate/lobbyist crony, or one of their other fellow-traveling parasites... you're part of the working, productive class, and therefore ineligible.

Argh.

[jtsik330]

Seriously!

[irydyum]

That's part of the good ole' American "Trap em while theyre young and their yours forever" campaign. I'd bet my left nut the financing for your loan came from a bank that got money from the bailout tho.

Best of luck getting to the summit of that mountain:thumbsup:

[TheChameleon]

slip and fall in your tub and collect disability,,, much better option...

[Ub3rB0ng]

slip and fall in your tub and collect disability,,, much better option...

lmfao:thumbsup::jointsmile:

[Purple Banana]

I go to a very inexpensive public university for my undergrad, costs me about 3k a semester. I don't understand the whole idea about attending an UNDERGRAD school if it costs 30k a year- especially if you have nothing for scholarships. There is no conceivable reason for that- bachelors degrees are NOT worth that much. I know college students are all about going away from home, and experiencing independence and dorm life; I've been there, it's not as fun. 80% of college graduates with a bachelors end up moving back to home after graduation because of the economy.

One exception, unfortunately, is medical school. Unless you get in with a good hospital to pay off your loans, or part of your loans, you're screwed.

Find someone- state, federal, or local government; private organization- to pay for your Masters/PhD if you choose to go further.

[jimmy8778]

so far they have only nailed me for five hundy. though they have tried for more, i wont give it to em. cash only, no credit. its not credit rules everything around me, its cash. cold hard cash. the credit crisis is only begining. starting with large bills, now the nickel and dime tactics come about from the credit companies.

[Born To Stone]

woah I thought my debt was bad.......