I like student loanszero interest and you have time to pay even after 2 years you have graduated. I need to pay 1200? but i think i will pay it in a few years if i feel like it.
Daaaamn! What country are you from? That is a pretty sweet deal haha. My student loans are at like 6% interest...and I got 40k in them.....makes me hate the version of myself from 3 or so years ago lol.
I hate my student loans...and wish they would suspend payments during the holidays. Could never work....but I can dream![]()
I've got 60K and my wife has 250K - I'll gladly trade you
What did you and her take in college? $310k in college debt for two people is insane.
Me- Masters in Internet Marketing Her: MBA & JDWhat did you and her take in college? $310k in college debt for two people is insane.
I've got 60K and my wife has 250K - I'll gladly trade you
If I'm not mistaken isn't the cheaper route is to go to a 2 year college first that is cheaper,then transfer to a 4 year college for the remaining two years? As the bachelors degree isnt the one that really counts when applying for a job,like a company doesn't care where you got your associates degree from if the bachelors is from a good university?
This true kind of. You can for example to go to a community college and get all your core classes out of the way cheap. Then transfer to a uni and get the your actual field studies there.
This will also help you if you didn't do so great in highschool because if you keep your gpa up in the first school, when you go to transfer you will have a better chance at highschool. Most scholarships look at your most recent gpa.
Really at the end of the day all depends on your ability to sell yourself. I have gotten some good jobs with my associate in my field.
My school loans are nearly 200k, with several of the loans originated at nearly 9%. Last week I finally called Sallie Mae, and said I was no longer going to be able to pay, at all. Shortly, they lowered 150k of the debt to 1% interest. They will do almost anything these days to prevent a default. In my state, it is very difficult for debt collectors to capture anything, making it much easier to negotiate better terms.