Feels good to only owe 7k more and only making 1600 gross per month.

>>76785444
i have zero student debt

zero education, but at least zero debt

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>Have $22k in debt
>Make about $800/month
JUST

>>76785444
I'm about to graduate and get a high-paying job. Zero debt. Turn out if you get a job and aren't a retard with your money that you can do it without amassing a large amount of debt for your women studies degree

>>76785444
Porn industry going well then

>>76785444
Good job, goy! We're proud of you! :^)

When you get that paid off, it's time to start thinking of a mortgage *rubs hands*

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>>76785444
how do you take on that much student debt but make so little out of college? Liberal arts?

Granted, >leafbucks, but I'm only in the middle of my second internship and clear 2.7k a month working 37 hours a week

>£30k of debt left
>new job pays £23k
>living at home, well within my means
>plan to pay off my entire loan within 3 years since I agreed to a loan, not a handout

I don't understand why people think this is so difficult.

>>76785444
$18k in student debt, grossing $7k/month.

Considering another $60k in student debt at the moment. Nothing wrong with student loans, you just need to be smart about it.

>>76788298
>Considering another $60k in student debt at the moment. Nothing wrong with student loans, you just need to be smart about it
Exactly.
I've probably taken out 30k total in 2 and a half years of college, but I paid back ~10k in my first internship and about 6k so far in my 2nd internship, so I'm only 14k in the hole.

The only way to get fucked with student loans is if you don't know how to manage money or spend 250k becoming a woman's dance therapy major

40k here, pls Dow /Dupont /Bayer have mercy upon my soul at least tell me I wasn't chosen for the job? anything!!

>>76785444
>tfw based grandparents and parents who worked hard and saved money so their children could go to university without assuming any debt

I plan on doing the same for my children.