Student Loans - Meme Degrees

>>132547342
Poli fucking Sci. I Eventually went to law school which cost me another $40,000 but at least that lead to a real god damn job. "Study what you love!" is the biggest bullshit we were ever sold as kids.

>>132547342
> 0

I was defunded though and told I was a stranger/foreigner. I have an accent that sounds English a little, in Ireland that is a bad thing to have.

>>132547342
>Eventually went to law school which cost me another $40,000 but at least that lead


> can't spell
> went to law school

There's a reason this world sucks.

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>>132547579
Study what you love goy. Whilst i love trading my student debt derivatives.

Follow your dreams!

>>132547342
I didn't get a loan. I was lucky in that my aunt is rich and is using my tuition to get around paying taxes on gifts.

Tuition in US is 200K for 4 years though. I'm a finance major so I'd have paid the loans off pretty quickly though

Basically, all your loans are collateralized and sold off to the street. You're just paying the jews every time you make a loan payment

I owe the jews 0 dollars because I didn't take out loans to live on campus and party like a moron, went to community college for the first 3 years and then transfered to the main uni, and my parents had set aside money for my education. Went for IT/ business and still can't find a damn job though so it pretty much is a scam unless you are fortunate enough to do several internship rotations but most of those go to shit skins and women over white men.

>> Study what you love == bullshit
So Study what you don't love for $$$?

Has pol figured it out?!

>>132548283
I hate Irish people, they are a race of stowaway vermin.

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Someone post the you fell for the computer science/stem meme images.

I need some laughs.

>>132547342
I tricked my shitty socialist government into paying for a $10,000 trade certificate, now I make $65,000/year, debt free.

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>>132548429

>>Remark about non acceptance

>>In response attack said people who don't accept you

Woah there buddy, 'it just game, why you got to be mad'

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>>132547579
I did the same... But at least it enabled me to sift through bullshit effectively.

£48k in the hole, doesn't matter, don't start paying it back until I'm earning more than a certain amount, which I will never earn. This is how you game the system.

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>>132549216
>makes shit money
>"I'm winning"

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>>132549012

I ain't mad, but that doesn't make you non-trash. Just informing you that you're trash.

>>132549216
What is your monthly interest? Mine is over £180 every month now. I'm pretty sure i will never pay off this debt no matter what I'm earning.

>>132549383

>>Stranger/Foriegner
Woah there my dude, this looks a lot like (((bait)))

>>132547342
damn has the pound slumped that hard? breakfast was a mistake you guys

>>132549383
And beeesidddes, if your being rejected by so called 'trash', that's quite worse I'm afraid.

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>went to Berkeley for undergrad
>EECS master race
>20k for all 4 years
>payed 30k for summer internship during 3rd year
>graduated and now making over 200k/year

feels good

>>132547342
$60,000 -- Communication Sciences

"Earn a degree on communications and work in the fast-paced world of media production and administration! Your degree will qualify you to work in desirable fields like public relations, marketing, advertising, and broadcasting!"

So far I have written a few thousand low-rent marketing emails for shit products and a few hundred campaign advertisements. I have not broken $50k a year except as an Uber driver.

>>132550009
>I'm afraid.
be afraid, be very afraid, indeed.

>>132550243
All I'm afraid of is some reject leaching off the welfare system ecks dee...

>>132550008
It was over valued, it will be a good clean out of our economy and maybe we will have so more manufacturing/export jobs in our economy. And ofcourse once the european union goes tits up we will look pretty fucking comfy for investors.

Long term bro, long term.

>>132550566
It'll be tough going for awhile in fairness, but every eu member will have to take that pill sooner or later. You're merely getting it out of the way.

0 jewbux™ here, family paid for my undergrad and pharmacy school education. First job out of pharmacy school should pay >100k. Feelsgoodman.

>>132550393

revenge is very cold, my blood boils now, we'll meet when ice my heart has become.

lol @ taking out a student loan when you could literally become an Uber or Lyft driver right out of high school and be better off than 75% of college cucks.

>>132550922
This is /pol/ dude, not some larp devianart shit stain for your enjoyment hahahah

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>>132550772
No culture of saving for University in the UK. Is that why we do so many meme degrees like psychology and theatre management .

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>>132551139
>This is /pol/ dude
Seeing that this is your forum, I'll never post here again, adios.

>>132551954
So much bait

>>132548941
>my dad went into a trade
>he then went for a degree 10 years later that he had no problem paying for out of pocket because he was a master tradesman with marketable project management skills
>mfw he convinced my young stupid self to go into 60k college debt first

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How bluepilled were you when you accepted massive student debts?

> I still believed in diversity...

>>132547342
I wouldn't say I was "tricked," but it was a big bite of my income. I had about $150,000 in loans for law school, in order to get a job that paid $160,000 my first year. But since it was in NYC, cost-of-living and taxes were also very high.

I will pay off the loans soon, but the main effect is that I'm not going to start a family any time soon. I refuse to do so before I am financially-secure, with significant savings. And that will probably take me until I am in my late-30's or early-40's.

>>132552639
>>132552639
> Good Goy. Put of that child rearing responsibility.

This is just one more reason why we are tricked into usury.

>>132553559
Yeah, I can see that. And it's probably true. But I didn't grow up with very much money (hence, all those loans), and I will absolutely not have kids if their fate is to have to struggle for financial security like I did.

Because my experience growing up poor was mostly dismal. I always hated it and wanted out, and I often resented my parents for bringing me into the world in the first place with so few resources.

I will not replicate their error. I don't think I'd even mind being a NEET at this point. If I have some savings, I might just take a few years off to do nothing. I'm too tired to care anymore.

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>tfw got a degree but actually really dumb and don't understand what people are saying to be a lot of the time

>>132547342
College makes zero sense. The person takes out a massive amount of time and money to prepare for career.

The job has no skin in the game. It's a scam.

Got shitskin bucks from the gov AND grants for being able to read and write

Currently doing Law School with both
I haven't worked a day of my life since I graduated and I make mad money from all my extra shitskin bux

$105k loans, $180k/yr starting salary. Is that good or bad?

>>132556867
doing what?

>>132558516
probaby M.D. or some shit

>>132547342
25k to build network

>>132547342
think I'll top out around 60K.
All the people I know who also went to school who are done and paying on their loans have told me that their balances literally never go down only grow larger