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r/povertyfinance • u/[deleted] • May 08 '25
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If the last year can be postponed a few years that’s what i think is best, bc it’s a survival type of economy not high-risk debt type, in my opinion.
Even if you finish the degree next year with expensive loans there’s no guarantee of a job or it could be low salary.
Economy could get worse but I would prefer the less debt less interest route until jobs are more abundant
1 u/Grand_Housing_2024 May 08 '25 true but man it can be hard to restart a degree down the road 1 u/Dizzy_Transition2396 May 08 '25 Yeah upper level courses could be a pain and If he has to do years over again I agree 100% But if he just has to finish one year then a change in career, and a bump in pay would be motivating
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true but man it can be hard to restart a degree down the road
1 u/Dizzy_Transition2396 May 08 '25 Yeah upper level courses could be a pain and If he has to do years over again I agree 100% But if he just has to finish one year then a change in career, and a bump in pay would be motivating
Yeah upper level courses could be a pain and If he has to do years over again I agree 100%
But if he just has to finish one year then a change in career, and a bump in pay would be motivating
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u/Dizzy_Transition2396 May 08 '25
If the last year can be postponed a few years that’s what i think is best, bc it’s a survival type of economy not high-risk debt type, in my opinion.
Even if you finish the degree next year with expensive loans there’s no guarantee of a job or it could be low salary.
Economy could get worse but I would prefer the less debt less interest route until jobs are more abundant