I've seen that as well. I went to school for Computer Engineering and paid for the first three years of my education with financial aid and student loans. The

I've seen that as well. I went to school for Computer Engineering and paid for the first three years of my education with financial aid and student loans. Then I got an internship that paid well, lived frugally, stopped taking loans, and paid off my loans with my income. I graduated with no debt. Of course, I was fortunate that I was able to get financial aid and that I was getting a degree in something that could land me an internship that paid well.