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Your argument is only valid if you are assuming that tuition is paid for out of pocket. If you have to finance that $50k, you will most likely end up paying cl
by DamnYuppie 8y ago
Your argument is only valid if you are assuming that tuition is paid for out of pocket. If you have to finance that $50k, you will most likely end up paying closer to $80k. The 80k assumes a 15 year repayment at current rates, if they can pay more and get it done in 10 years it drops down to under $70k.
- deadmetheny 8y agoThe $50k is assuming financing. Nobody realistically pays for college tuition out-of-pocket unless they were lucky and their parents set up a fund for it. Source: myself and literally every single college person I know who attended public universities in the Midwest
- Eire_Banshee 8y agoI paid out of pocket. Just had to do the national guard for 6 years. They paid for like, 90% of it. It was pretty dope.
- blueseaadmin 8y agoKudos to you for serving. Thank you. More kids should do the same. I did.
- deadmetheny 8y agoVery nice, I forgot about the military covering school as well. Thank you for your service.
- Eire_Banshee 8y agoYeah, there are some stipulations. Like, you have to go to an in state school. You do give up a significant chunk of your weekends and summers. I was a year behind all of my peers due to training. But to have almost zero debt is worth it. More people should consider it.