At 60k a year, she's not gonna pay that loan off for atleast 15 years. Maybe even more considering her living in nyc.
Who's out here paying a quarter mil in student loan debts
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You know she gonna want to have that fly wedding to stunt on bytches on the Gram.
And travel so she can stunt on the Gram.
She will be making the min payments on that debt.
Probably will carry that debt until she dies.
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they're 15 accredited law schools in NY.
1)Cornell Law School
Ithaca, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 97.3%
Bar Pass Rate: 93.3%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.73
Total Students: 641
Tuition: $61,485
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24.1% 167
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2)Columbia University Law School
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 97.6%
Bar Pass Rate: 92.7%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.7
Total Students: 1,234
Tuition: $65,260
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#12
20.8% 172
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3)New York University School of Law
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 97.7%
Bar Pass Rate: 96.2%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.81
Total Students: 1,369
Tuition: $61,622
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#13
29.8% 169
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4)St. John's University School of Law
Queens, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 91.5%
Bar Pass Rate: 81.2%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.54
Total Students: 705
Tuition: $55,150
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#52
42.5% 158
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5)Fordham University School of Law
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 87.1%
Bar Pass Rate: 84.7%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.53
Total Students: 1,163
Tuition: $56,146
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#61
37.4% 163
6)Brooklyn Law School
Brooklyn, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 89.3%
Bar Pass Rate: 80.6%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.31
Total Students: 1,098
Tuition: $46,176
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#83
49.3% 156
7)Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 84.0%
Bar Pass Rate: 79.8%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.44
Total Students: 881
Tuition: $56,796
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#88
53.5% 159
8)Syracuse University College of Law
Syracuse, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 75.7%
Bar Pass Rate: 77.3%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.35
Total Students: 539
Tuition: $48,552
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#102
50.7% 154
9)City University of New York School of Law
Flushing, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 81.1%
Bar Pass Rate: 81.0%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.23
Total Students: 434
Resident Tuition: $14,663
Nonresident Tuition: $23,983
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#115
45.4% 151
45,850
10)SUNY Buffalo Law School
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 83.9%
Bar Pass Rate: 72.2%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.42
Total Students: 456
Resident Tuition: $27,979
Nonresident Tuition: $45,249
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#126
51.0% 154
11)Albany Law School, Union University
Albany, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 86.9%
Bar Pass Rate: 67.8%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.34
Total Students: 380
Tuition: $44,696
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#135
56.7% 152
12)Pace University School of Law
White Plains, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 90.5%
Bar Pass Rate: 70.4%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.3
Total Students: 533
Tuition: $46,284
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#136
56.2% 151
13)Hofstra University School of Law
Hempstead, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 85.7%
Bar Pass Rate: 66.5%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.4
Total Students: 719
Tuition: $55,860
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#148
55.1% 151
14)New York Law School
New York, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 88.6%
Bar Pass Rate: 59.0%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3.31
Total Students: 863
Tuition: $49,240
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#168
55.6% 152
15)Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Central Islip, New York
Employment Rate of Graduates: 77.5%
Bar Pass Rate: 54.9%
Median Undergrad GPA: 3
Total Students: 458
Tuition: $47,320
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50.3% 119
she should've researched before attending.
I thought the limit for undergrad and grad/professional total you could borrow was $138,500.... Maybe that shyt has defaulted and accrued a ton of interest?
thats what u took out of that story/?moral of the story is, unless ur tuition is being paid off for you, u got no business taking out anything over 40grand for tuition. this is common sense. take ur ass to a community college and master whatever the fucck u study.
blues_funk_reggae
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6 figures in the red?
Should've listened to Dr Claud Anderson
Should've listened to Dr Claud Anderson
Sounds good for a touro grad?
the majority in GradPLUS loans at that 
She should leverage her state job to get a job outside of NY to lower living expenses
*then consolidate loans to a lower interest
*no car note if possible, public transport or a beater
*cut up her credit cards
Lol, might be the only way
She should leverage her state job to get a job outside of NY to lower living expenses
*then consolidate loans to a lower interest
*no car note if possible, public transport or a beater
*cut up her credit cards
Lol, might be the only way
This makes me happy that I lived at home after undergrad and paid off my student loans. Then continued to live at home to save for grad school. I finished grad school this month and ONLY took out 5,000 because I was running short my last semester.
Now I'm lookin for a chick with low loans. I can't even fukk with a chick with 100k in debt. I wouldn't do it so I DAMN SURE ain't paying off someone else's debt
Now I'm lookin for a chick with low loans. I can't even fukk with a chick with 100k in debt. I wouldn't do it so I DAMN SURE ain't paying off someone else's debt
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My sis is paying $150,000
Nope. 5-8 percent interest compounded daily means that she will never pay that off only making 60k. Doesn't matter where she lives.
Very rough estimate here. 5 percent that's roughly $445,000 over 10 years. $44,500 per year is what she would have to pay just get it paid off in 10 years.