If you know that you can be employed and start paying your debt immediately out of college, then it is okay. There is a limit on how much debt you dug yourself under though, like having to pay for it your entire life and still not have it paid by the time you die. Then your life is ruined because you can't be calm, and relaxed on your downtime.
I think graduating with debt is reasonable if you choose the right career. For example if you invest in the right career path. Like engineering for example with the money you make that debt will be paid in no time
Its fine depending on what your doing exactly. Like you wouldn't want to be switching your major around all the time because that could seriously mess with how much you'll owe afterwards.
Its ok to graduate college with debt but i think theres a limit to the debt level. Just like what we read i think graduating with $118,000 in debt. Thats not a good decision. i think under 75000 is right because that seems like a good line with the tax rates and a average income.
I think its reasonable to graduate with debt, I mean if know you'll be able to pay it off, then its no problem, but in the end it'll all be worth it because you'll have the diploma and to have that job advantage
I think its okey if you graduate in debt cause you are doing something you love and enjoy and if you really want to you will use your own job to pay it off even if it takes your whole future.
Graduating with debt is "ok" IF there was absolutely no other way to pay for your tuition. Before taking out a loan, you should search for more scholarships and grants. A reasonable amount of loan would be $40,000 or less.
It could be reasonable to a certain point of how much debt you have. For example, if you have trouble your whole life and can not have what you wanted to have, for example, a nice house, nice car, nice surroundings/environment, etc, then it was pretty much pointless of going to college and if you still have debt after your death, then your debt will be brought onto someone else in your family and they could start struggling as you were and so college could have done more bad, rather than good because of the debt you gained. it would be better to be sure which career you want and your majors to keep that off your debt, including other ways you could possibly reduce your debt and have a better chance to have a better life.
graduating with debt is okay but not that much because if your career choice offers alot of money you could probably pay it off but if it doesn't its going to take for ever. at least $60,000 and below is reasonable debt.
A reasonable amount caught in debt after graduating college would be depending on who you are, what career field you are looking for, and what university or universities you went to. Plus a whole lot more of other things involved in cost of college. For example I am looking to become a physical therapist and planning hopefully on going for seven years to a university. So then its another three years instead of just 4 towards college tuition and all, so around 30-35 thousand dollars would be where my line is placed.
I think it's fine to graduate college with debt. It's actually pretty common if you didn't know... Education is a very expensive thing, but you get your money's worth if you follow through and graduate. It sets you on the path to success and into a career that you want. How much debt depends on what you're going to do and how long you go for. I myself would like to have less than about $20K.
i think to graduate with debt is okay. Debt is not reasonable as along you don't change classes. It also depends how long you are going to i say around 30-40 thousand dollars. I wan't to be be something to do with sports. I have to go two 4 year university.
If you know that you can be employed and start paying your debt immediately out of college, then it is okay. There is a limit on how much debt you dug yourself under though, like having to pay for it your entire life and still not have it paid by the time you die. Then your life is ruined because you can't be calm, and relaxed on your downtime.
ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity, Eddie, what dollar amount would you put on that debt? Just how MUCH is reasonable?
DeleteI think graduating with debt is reasonable if you choose the right career. For example if you invest in the right career path. Like engineering for example with the money you make that debt will be paid in no time
ReplyDeletei think that you should invert the money you use on your education so that you make money while you work. not be in dept
ReplyDeleteIts fine depending on what your doing exactly. Like you wouldn't want to be switching your major around all the time because that could seriously mess with how much you'll owe afterwards.
ReplyDeleteIts ok to graduate college with debt but i think theres a limit to the debt level. Just like what we read i think graduating with $118,000 in debt. Thats not a good decision. i think under 75000 is right because that seems like a good line with the tax rates and a average income.
ReplyDeleteI think its reasonable to graduate with debt, I mean if know you'll be able to pay it off, then its no problem, but in the end it'll all be worth it because you'll have the diploma and to have that job advantage
ReplyDeletei think it is okay to graduarte whit debt b/c of the reasone of that it is survivale of the fittest
ReplyDeleteI think its okey if you graduate in debt cause you are doing something you love and enjoy and if you really want to you will use your own job to pay it off even if it takes your whole future.
ReplyDeleteIt is alright. Most people end up with college debt so its not like your the only one. I think 30,000 is reasonable.
ReplyDeleteGraduating with debt is "ok" IF there was absolutely no other way to pay for your tuition. Before taking out a loan, you should search for more scholarships and grants. A reasonable amount of loan would be $40,000 or less.
ReplyDeleteIt could be reasonable to a certain point of how much debt you have. For example, if you have trouble your whole life and can not have what you wanted to have, for example, a nice house, nice car, nice surroundings/environment, etc, then it was pretty much pointless of going to college and if you still have debt after your death, then your debt will be brought onto someone else in your family and they could start struggling as you were and so college could have done more bad, rather than good because of the debt you gained. it would be better to be sure which career you want and your majors to keep that off your debt, including other ways you could possibly reduce your debt and have a better chance to have a better life.
ReplyDeletegraduating with debt is okay but not that much because if your career choice offers alot of money you could probably pay it off but if it doesn't its going to take for ever. at least $60,000 and below is reasonable debt.
ReplyDeleteA reasonable amount caught in debt after graduating college would be depending on who you are, what career field you are looking for, and what university or universities you went to. Plus a whole lot more of other things involved in cost of college. For example I am looking to become a physical therapist and planning hopefully on going for seven years to a university. So then its another three years instead of just 4 towards college tuition and all, so around 30-35 thousand dollars would be where my line is placed.
ReplyDeleteI think it's fine to graduate college with debt. It's actually pretty common if you didn't know...
ReplyDeleteEducation is a very expensive thing, but you get your money's worth if you follow through and graduate. It sets you on the path to success and into a career that you want. How much debt depends on what you're going to do and how long you go for. I myself would like to have less than about $20K.
i think to graduate with debt is okay. Debt is not reasonable as along you don't change classes. It also depends how long you are going to i say around 30-40 thousand dollars. I wan't to be be something to do with sports. I have to go two 4 year university.
ReplyDeleteGraduating with debt in my opinion is okay. You do nee help and cant pay college so quickly. It might depend on the career or college your at.
ReplyDelete