Student Dents

>>129682109
No, you're fucked, OP. Your debt will never be forgiven and cannot be erased by bankruptcy. Welcome to new slavery.

>>129682203
what can i do :(

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>>129682109
>im 20k in student debt
>will i have to pay it back?
worst investment you've ever made

>>129682239

Welcome to the child support system.

>>129682283
thanks for bringing the bants aussies

>>129682303
Thanks, so how do i beat it?

>>129682317
np retard

>>129682239
You can work most of your adult life and hope that your income and payments outpace the interest, or you can kill yourself.

>>129682459
>expecting a 17 year old to have fiscal responsibility
wai didnt u look out for the children elders

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Of course you will have to pay it back. $28k? That's almost as much as what my state's college debt average(a little over $30k). I'll personally hold out until next life until the pricing situations sort themselves out as I have no dreams worth those amounts listed above.

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>tfw mommy payed for all of college + my masters degree.
>tfw have zero expenses at all.
>tfw live at home and make 50k after taxes and save 90% of it.
>tfw will buy a nice house in cash once I'm 30.
>tfw will inherert millions of dollars worth of money and assets when my mom dies.
>tfw will become a landlord and quit my job eventually.

All I need is a Cute pure virgin girl to live in my nice house with.

>>129682894
>tfw you actually think you can raise strong children

>>129682239
You know that thing called a tax return? The thing where the government uses your money to fund illegal activities in other countries and later decide to give some of it back. I used that to pay off my loans. I sucked the Uncle Sam cock real good so I wouldn't have to pay for anymore after I got out of that shitscape of student loans good luck

>>129682392

You can't?

That's the whole point.

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>>129682996
thank you sir
at least you gave practical advice :)

>>129682965
>falling for the child meme.

No thanks I'm retiring and becoming a landlord investor once I inherert all of my money and homes. I will live a comfy stress free life with my beautiful pure wife without children.

>>129682109
if you didnt get a useless degree you can get a job and pay it off. 28k is nothing if you can get $50,000 a year

just stay the path anon

>>129683093
congratulations man

>>129683115
Business general currently, have to pick a specific major soon.

>>129682109
Yes you'll have to pay it back. Suck it up.

I had 80K when I finish my MS, two years later and I've got it down to a little under 50K. At this rate I'll have it paid off in another 3-4 years, maybe a little sooner if my pay gets bumped.

Best advice - after graduation try to live below your means, that way you can put a big chunk of your pay towards paying off your loans quickly. Always pay at least 2-3 times what the minimum you owe for that month is, so you can quickly whittle down your principle and suffer less interest in the long term.

I have a Geology degree which cost me a lot but during the summer I either fished commercially or drove a tour bus (Class B CDL). While getting my degree I also went to tech school and am an ASE certified Truck Tech. I ran into a guy hiking and he was a geologist working for a mining company taking and analyzing core samples. They took me on as an intern and that's where I work today. All of my money went to pay off my loan, the leftovers is what I lived off of, not the other way around.

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>>129683640
thank you sir :)

>>129683777
thanks, and was the tech school a lot of money??

>>129683889
It was $10,000 but the tour bus company payed half but I had to do a 2 year contract. I'm just out of debt and I have options if a career fails.