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It depends on: - Cost of school or Debt Load - Type of Degree - Reputation of School - If you finish They all need to be weighed together.

• k__ 12y ago
  I'm so happy to live in Germany. With my first job I paid the dept I got from my studies in one year.
  • parker94 12y ago
    We should be more like Germany, with trade schools being a viable option for those that are not academically inclined
    • dobbsbob 12y ago
      Or Germany's apprentice programs, like the one they have for developers.
  • jgrowl 12y ago
    I live in the US and paid my loans off in one paycheck after graduating. The way I did it was by going to a cheap community college for the first two years to get my associates degree. I got government student aid which paid for the entire tuition/books with some extra to live on. Since I did well at community college, I was able to transfer to a larger university in-state and get some decent scholarships (A transfer scholarship offered by the University as well as a SMART grant offered by the government). Keep in mind I lived with family which might might not be possible for some. I also worked low paying jobs over some of the summers, but not throughout the academic year.
  • arethuza 12y ago
    I'm so happy I did a degree in the UK in the 1980s when the fees were paid by the taxpayers and as my parents weren't very well off I got a full grant as well. As far as investments go that investment in me by the UK taxpayers paid off pretty well....