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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The rule about only paying for professional graduate degrees exists for this reason. If you are in a field where the average graduate makes 30k, a masters that costs over 100k is always a bad investment [/quote] Yep. Same principal applies when you're in a field that pays maybe $125K and you took out a $1 million in loans plus three kids and two cars. https://www.wsj.com/articles/mike-meru-has-1-million-in-student-loans-how-did-that-happen-1527252975[/quote] an orthodontist making 125k is choosing to make less than the can. Quick google has the national average at 225k. I'd assume it's higher in high COL areas. That debt isn't the result of loans, it's the result of not realizing that you need to make enough to service your debt. [/quote]
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