What was your financial status when you graduated college

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The discussion centers around the financial experiences of college graduates and soon-to-be graduates, highlighting the significant debt many face after completing their degrees. Participants share their personal stories, revealing a range of financial outcomes, from graduating debt-free to accumulating substantial loans, particularly for advanced degrees. A common sentiment is the rising cost of education, with some expressing disbelief at the levels of debt incurred for a bachelor's degree. Many contributors emphasize the importance of working part-time or attending state schools to minimize debt. There are also reflections on the changing landscape of college expenses, including tuition increases and the luxurious amenities offered by modern student housing, which contribute to financial burdens. Overall, the conversation underscores the challenges of financing higher education and the varying strategies individuals employ to manage their financial situations.
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Education is waaaaaaaaay more expensive than it used to be and it's steadily rising each year.
 
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0xDEADBEEF said:
Why would anyone be in dept after college when everything is paid for by the government?
Go Europe! Go Europe!
Unless of course you live in the UK where you have to pay around £3.5k tuition per year, plus living expenses.
 
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Hootenanny said:
Unless of course you live in the UK where you have to pay around £3.5k tuition per year, plus living expenses.
Oh that island thing...
Go Eurozone! Go Eurozone!
 

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