Career questions tagged student-debt
Will college put you into debt?
Is college really worth it if people are still paying things off even when they’re in their 50s?
If I use loans to pay for my college tuition, how long do I have to pay back the loans?
Thinking about having to pay for college is scary, especially if using loans. I have heard many stories of people using loans to pay for college, but when they graduate, they are still severe college debt. How much time do people have to pay it back?
What is the best way to go about earning scholarships?
I am trying to earn as much money as possible through scholarships to have little to no debt coming out of college. I am a Digital Media Production Major at Juniata College located in Huntingdon, PA and would like some advice on what my next steps are going about earning scholarships or to better my chances at earning them.
do you have to pay student loans while going to college
Do you have to pay student loans in college, also do you have to provide your own furniture? and when should you get your books??
How can I prevent student debt/loan from piling up?
I want to become a doctor, but it may be too costly for my family and I was wondering if there was a way to avoid the immense amount of debt that comes with this job.
How to deal with student loan debt?
I would like to return to school, but I have a significant amount of student loan debt from my last degree. What can I do to minimize this amount so I can go back?
How come you can get a scholarship and still end up being kn debt?
I am only 2 ish years away from collage and am quite worried about how it will go sense i and my family are poor or struggling, will I ever get to have my dream of being in the medical feild?
How should one pay off student debt?
I have a lot of questions about college stuff. However, I have answered my own questions through out school. Although I have answered many of them myself, I really don't know how to pay off student loans. So my question is... How should one get rid off student debt?
How can I make the most of my college experience without overspending?
I'm just generally stuck I don't wanna be in debt but I also wanna graduate.
What steps can I take as a current sophomore in high school to get into medical school and pursue a career in medicine with as little debt as possible?
I would like to graduate med school with as little debt as possible. I currently plan on being a pediatrician, but I am open to learning and exploring different careers related to medicine, biology, chemistry, and science.
How much debt will you be in after college?
I want to attend a four-year college, but I'm also worried about debt and student loans. I'd like to take action that would prevent me from having to spend the rest of my life paying off debt ( like the 2 years at York tech free then going to an actual college). But if it will be worth it for the college experience, personal development, and somewhat independent living, I would be willing to do it. Simply tell me if it's worthwhile.
Advice to Avoid too much Debt
Many people have told me that going to medical school will most likely get you into debt after. I wanted to ask: - how do I know what type of loan to get? - will I be able to take more loans after each semester? -if I don’t use all my loans and I return some, will I be able to get a refund for what I didn’t use? -what is the average student loan interest rate? -Which is better, private or student loans? -what are some “unknown” scholarships that I can get? -as an African American, what are some scholarships I can get?
What is the best way to find scholarships?
The price of college scares me, and at most of the schools I've been looking at the scholarships are very competitive, and I was wondering if there are other better ways to get money for school. #school #scholarships #paying-for-school #college #financial-aid #student-loans #student-debt
What is the average University/College debt that students leave with?
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