Tappier
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| 11 Apr 2015 11:43 AM |
Just go to college. It's called Student Loans.
If you go for a good carrier and get a job right out with at least $50,000 in pay, you can take on over $100,000 in loans and still be able to pay them back (albeit you would be living in a rundown apartment with no money to spend on yourself).
Student Loans will be a burden for the next decade you get out of college, sure, but as long as you're going for a good degree, you should be able to pay them back within a decade.
I can't afford college in the slightest. Yet, I've chosen to go to a really nice private college on student loans.
It's better to go for your dreams and have an extra bill every month for a few years afterwards than to neglect your dreams. |
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Odd
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| 11 Apr 2015 11:44 AM |
| I have pretty much paid with the stocks and shares I invested with in apple. I'm enrolled and I'm studying I.T. This is my 3rd year in college. |
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pft479
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| 11 Apr 2015 11:45 AM |
I know exactly how you feel.
Ꮢǟv̲̅єռs ǟnɖ ƈr̾Ꮎws ǟrє Ꮥíռg̶íng |
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| 11 Apr 2015 11:50 AM |
take out student loans architect is a pretty good-paying job you shouldn't be paying your student loans once you actually get hired which shouldn't be too hard since architecture grows really fast and pays a little less than the median engineer
Finally, I hear them say/Carry on/For Valhalla awaits you |
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Tappier
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