What, the loan forgiveness program that changes 25 years to 20? That shouldn't change anyone's calculation. Neither should anything short of a full ride at ASU/U of A. Even if you're only spending 30k total a year on tuition and COL, that's 100k after interest, something thats simply unjustifiable given current placement rates.fsuitw wrote:Federal taxes alone on $100,000 would be around 28%. I make well below that in a lower bracket and see about 60-70% (with state and federal) of my salary. I did notice something in the news about some new loan forgiveness laws coming into effect, which is promising considering the mountain of loans most of us plan on taking out. I would think that any scholarship at either AZ school with in state tuition would be a better deal, especially considering how low COL can be in Tempe and Tucson (Tucson is especially cheap).
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Is it unrealistic to count on making enough for COL your 2nd and 3rd years in school by working, even if it's just part time?
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fsuitw wrote:Is it unrealistic to count on making enough for COL your 2nd and 3rd years in school by working, even if it's just part time?
That is unpredictable, and I don't think most people do make enough to cover COL. Plus, if you spend the time to work a shitlaw job you are giving up valuable educational experiences like internships.
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