LOL student loans WACKING these nikkas

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Jesus Christ :mjlol:

I don't know what people are thinking when they decide to go to these private schools

And both the husband and wife majored in "Business and Leadership" :what: They owe 2.5X their combined income. Owe $15,000 on one of their vehicles and yet they just purchased a new car. Some people really must think life is some sort of virtual reality game where you can purchase expensive items, turn the game off, clear the memory card, erase the purchase debt and proceed to make more purchases with no worries. The debt will still be there when you wake up. It's mindblowing how people will buy materialistic items at the expense of their own financial security. We've got 37 year olds $87,000 in debt but buying brand new 2018 Audi's and half a million dollar mega mansions to stunt on their peers. It's asinine.
 

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loans don't go that high first of all breh. Max loan amounts are like 10k a year.

max amount you can even get for loans as an undergrad is like 60k.

edit: Loan Limits — Penn State Office of Student Aid

lol @ 30k loan a year. This ain't grad or PHD and shyt
I think that's for federal loans. Private loans (like sallie Mae) don't have those limits:francis:
 

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How many nikkas are passionate about anything real at 17 :beli:

College is great if you go in when you're actually ready to make it work for you.
No it's not, u can teach yourself most things with the internet...

I've taught myself many major skills and I'm already producing better content then the a$$holes with degrees that got there nepotism jobs
 

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No it's not, u can teach yourself most things with the internet...

I've taught myself many major skills and I'm already producing better content then the a$$holes with degrees that got there nepotism jobs

In creative fields degrees don't matter as much... I would know, I don't have a degree and I'm in one of those fields. That being said having any kind of degree makes it a lot easier to grind when you have to grind which is why I'm going back to get an associates degree at the very least.

Also, to make it in any creative field you need connections... college is a great source for connections when you really don't have any form of nepotism working in your favor.
 
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And both the husband and wife majored in "Business and Leadership" :what: They owe 2.5X their combined income. Owe $15,000 on one of their vehicles and yet they just purchased a new car. Some people really must think life is some sort of virtual reality game where you can purchase expensive items, turn the game off, clear the memory card, erase the purchase debt and proceed to make more purchases with no worries. The debt will still be there when you wake up. It's mindblowing how people will buy materialistic items at the expense of their own financial security. We've got 37 year olds $87,000 in debt but buying brand new 2018 Audi's and half a million dollar mega mansions to stunt on their peers. It's asinine.
After that housing bubble crash (which in itself was a scam by the banks to get money from the government) I really think the next big (staged) crash will be the student loan bubble because of people doing shyt like this.
 

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So many L's

Michigan finessed her.


She spent $175,000 at an out of state university paying out of state tuition to play water polo? And owes four times her income? And then moved to Florida on top of that? 3 strikes in a row :mjlol:

These student loan agencies have to sitting back and laughing at this point. Collecting trillions of dollars on the behalf of financially illiterate Americans who seem to think that student loans are the equivalent of free lottery money.
 
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