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So someone who takes classes for 3 years now has to pay $31,662 dollars, which is still significantly more than 13k. Also, I'm now realizing I misread your earl

So someone who takes classes for 3 years now has to pay $31,662 dollars, which is still significantly more than 13k. Also, I'm now realizing I misread your earlier post and you were completing your masters, not undergrad. I feel like the people racking up debt today are mostly doing it in undergrad, as graduate students usually pay little to no tuition and get a stipend.

vonmoltke 7y ago
If you take 9 credits per semester for three years you end up with 54 credits. You only need 30 for a Master's. Why would you do that? > I feel like the people racking up debt today are mostly doing it in undergrad, as graduate students usually pay little to no tuition and get a stipend. The person you were responding to specifically said their Master's degree cost $13,000 in tuition. How is undergrad relevant?