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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good. Kids need to learn that life has ups and downs and it's not all laid out for them like a platter of food.

Time to be humbled and take that wait staff job. [/quote]

Right??! It’s so rich (ha) to expect us to feel sorry that these kids training to be capitalist masters now face the downside of the free market. Like literally, zero sympathy. Particularly to the PE choads whose entire business model is to take over companies, strip the equity, and fire people. Nope, not even getting my tiny violin out for these baby vultures. [/quote]

If your kid took out $300k in student loans for an HBS MBA, and was promised the world in return, you’d have sympathy.[/quote]

No one at a top 6 b school is taking out $300k of loans. 
Non traditional students or URMs get massive aid, and the “traditional” students came from Ku strive industries during a bull market, plus they all I  bc eat their income and bonuses and knew they were volatile bonuses.

It’s also common knowledge that you can take out large govt Grad Plus loans, day trade it all 4 semesters, never accrue interest or have to make a payment until a couple months after you graduate, then graduate and pay the entire principle off and keep the returns.

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Grad Plus loans accrue interest while you’re in school, and they go straight to the school’s bursar’s office to cover tuition. [/quote]

Stafford loans don’t, that’s what people would get first anyhow if they have to get student debt. Or want to day trade [/quote]

Yes they do; only small portions of them don’t if you qualify based on your FAFSA EFC. And they’re only for undergrad. The money goes straight to your college’s bursars office to cover tuition (and if you qualify for the subsidized portion, you’re unlikely to be in a position to pay tuition without the loan).[/quote]
MBAs are not filling out fafsa. [/quote]

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