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i wouldn’t want to take to much because what if in the future i dont have 100,000 dollars then i will be in debt. So to me it will be better to go lower than higher so you won’t have to pay back as much.
A $30,000 debt is already too much. A student must be able to know their limits on how much they can possibly pay.
I believe that a $75,000 debt is reasonable as a total debt after graduate school and everything. Scholarships and grants can however, prevent such a debt from occurring.
30,000 because if i do become successful then i could pay it back easily.
I would not want to get into too much debt for college because most people do not finish paying off their debt until their 40s. I want to live a debt-free life and hope to buy my own house but I won’t be able to if I have so much debt!
I wouldn’t take too much because, if your smart you would borrow money that you could pay back not take money and still not be able to pay back.
I would not like to get into a debt because i would have other things to pay and would not like to own.
Me personally don’t borrow money from other people. I know people are going to expect the money back . Your asking to “borrow” but not knowing they want they’re money back.
I wouldn’t want to get a lot of debt for college. I wouldn’t do that because it takes a lot of time to pay it off. I also wouldn’t get it so that later in the future i wouldn’t be worrying about how to pay it or with what money to pay it.
Why is there so much college debt? I’ve never understood why it’s so expensive and not affordable, I would not want to be in so much debt. Nonetheless, I still plan on attending college, because it will pay off in the future.
college earns a lot of money by people attending college.
The average college debt for receiving a degree is about $30,000 per person. Starting a business is probably the best option for people who own less, and have depreciating wealth.
I would say it’s $50,000 because it seems like what it’s actually worth. I feel like the more time the person hasn’t paid off the debt, it adds on.
I don’t want to be on dept when I go to college because then when I get older, I’m going to be stressed out about everything.
30,000 sound reasonable to me because the the amount of student that will need to pay would probably add up to a good number. We would be able to afford it. than the other options.
I wouldn’t want to get a lot of debt for college. I wouldn’t do that because it takes a lot of time to pay it off. I also wouldn’t get it so that later in the future i wouldn’t be worrying about how to pay it or with what money to pay it.
I have an idea on how much college tuition since my sister attends CAL State Long Beach and the tuition is very expensive and my parents are in debt since she has been there for about a few years now.
i belive that college is to expensive even the lowest amout of college debt is a lot but at the same time its not reall worth since theoretically your just learning things that you could have learned for free
I would not mind having a big debt because education is priceless. If the education is top notch and life changing, then yes I would pay 75 thousand dollars.
$30,000 will be better because I can pay back after finishing my college and having a job
$30,000 still probably won’t cover for my full tuition however it is a lot of money. with this money I can start a business and double it in order to pay it back successfully. However I can only use a small portion to start a business because of most of it being mandatory to go to the college.
Smart allocate some for your education and a portion toward your business.
I would choose the lowest amount of a loan ($30,000) because people should borrow the amount of money they can pay back.
That is a responsible action only borrow what you need for your education.
30,000 because if I do become successful then I could pay it back easily.
Pay the amount back with a great paying job.
Yes 30 grand is payable.
A college degree is expensive. Most students go into debt to they may afford an education, thinking that in the future they will get a job and pay it back; however, the amount of jobs available are scarce, which means that most of them wont be able to get a job and pay back their debts, and those who will get a good enough job, will spend the next 20-30 years paying back the loans, while living a simple and inexpensive life.
Very true indentured servants for life.
If i were to go to college i wouldnt like having a big debt because it seems like you will be owing them forever when you can use all that money and start a business where you can even make a lot more money without a degree.
That’s right you might owe money forever.
That’s right follow someone like James Altucher.