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Hmm. I'm unethical then. Here's my reason why I would have read the book and passed (and saved money for that class). Any money borrowed for purposes of educat
by TheAmazingIdiot 16y ago
Hmm. I'm unethical then. Here's my reason why I would have read the book and passed (and saved money for that class).
Any money borrowed for purposes of education in the United States is unattachable. That debt will stick with you, NO MATTER WHAT. We have Reagan and 98' Republican Congress to thank/blame for this. The only other debts that have this status are ones granted by a judgement for crimes (for example, murder).
As I am reminded by that art student who had 160K in debt that was posted a few days ago, it is fiduciary irresponsible of you to have that kind of situation possibly happen.
- anamax 16y ago> We have Reagan and 98' Republican Congress to thank/blame for this. What's your response to the problem of folks declaring bankruptcy to get out of student loans right before they start earning real money, such as MDs? > As I am reminded by that art student who had 160K in debt that was posted a few days ago, it is fiduciary irresponsible of you to have that kind of situation possibly happen. Which "you" is that about? Are you saying that art students shouldn't be given such loans or they shouldn't accept them?