>don't get paid very well for the debt that they incur. Risk adjusted returns on that financial investment into their education and training is one of the best

>don't get paid very well for the debt that they incur. Risk adjusted returns on that financial investment into their education and training is one of the best, if not best career routes available given the very low volatility of the profession compared to industries like finance (up or out, layoffs), tech (cyclical layoffs), or law (contracting industry). That being said, the physical and emotional toll of that training is something I would not wish upon anyone.