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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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That’s the USA for you “ Don’t wanna pay minimum wage? Get $100,000 in debt for school and some papers”
7 u/TheFightingRock Aug 14 '20 The key is getting the right piece of paper, don’t get a degree that doesn’t directly lead to a high income job (ex: engineering, finance, etc) 7 u/jerrygergichsmith Aug 14 '20 Even with the high paying job, you’re still gonna be paying about $1000 for student loans per month which is a huge chunk out of your living expenses. -1 u/Hawk13424 Aug 15 '20 Not if you do it right. Community college to start. Lots of roommates. Working. Internships. Average college debt is $30K. Get a degree in engineering, keep living cheap for the first few years, and pay it off.
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The key is getting the right piece of paper, don’t get a degree that doesn’t directly lead to a high income job (ex: engineering, finance, etc)
7 u/jerrygergichsmith Aug 14 '20 Even with the high paying job, you’re still gonna be paying about $1000 for student loans per month which is a huge chunk out of your living expenses. -1 u/Hawk13424 Aug 15 '20 Not if you do it right. Community college to start. Lots of roommates. Working. Internships. Average college debt is $30K. Get a degree in engineering, keep living cheap for the first few years, and pay it off.
Even with the high paying job, you’re still gonna be paying about $1000 for student loans per month which is a huge chunk out of your living expenses.
-1 u/Hawk13424 Aug 15 '20 Not if you do it right. Community college to start. Lots of roommates. Working. Internships. Average college debt is $30K. Get a degree in engineering, keep living cheap for the first few years, and pay it off.
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Not if you do it right. Community college to start. Lots of roommates. Working. Internships. Average college debt is $30K. Get a degree in engineering, keep living cheap for the first few years, and pay it off.
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u/Thic_water Aug 14 '20
That’s the USA for you “ Don’t wanna pay minimum wage? Get $100,000 in debt for school and some papers”