How Much Undergrad Debt Would You Be Carrying Into LS? Forum
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How Much Undergrad Debt Would You Be Carrying Into LS?
For those who have UG debt, how much would you be carrying into law school if you went?
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Stop asking me such personal questions.
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$0, god bless public school
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Re: How Much Undergrad Debt Would You Be Carrying Into LS?
pretty good. I have freinds who have substantial UG debt. But mine is more or less negligible.
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RELIC wrote:$0
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It's a pity public law schools are so outrageous. I don't understand how UVA, a school funded by tax dollars, can justify forcing instate students to pay over 66,000 for a year. It simply doesn't make sense to me.florida1949 wrote:$0, god bless public school
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If you build it...they will come...
Cause students will go, even at sticker. Berk used to be super cheap till just a few years ago. Gotta keep that gravy train rollin
Cause students will go, even at sticker. Berk used to be super cheap till just a few years ago. Gotta keep that gravy train rollin
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This.florida1949 wrote:$0, god bless public school
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I make 30k a year, school costs 12k, My living expenses are 10k, the other 8k funds my beer and weed. But I needed about another 10k a year to fund my gambling addiction. So I maXXXed out on federal loans. If I sell my white tiger and purple corvette I will be in the black.
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Re: How Much Undergrad Debt Would You Be Carrying Into LS?
I am straight up shocked at the results of this poll. 27k here from a 80k coa school
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sinfiery wrote:I am straight up shocked at the results of this poll. 27k here from a 80k coa school
Surprised here too. But remember that TLS has some older people and if you've been working sveeral years maybe y ou've paid down a bit of your school loans. I think if I asked what was your debt directly after graduation then it may have been different.
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RSterling wrote:This.florida1949 wrote:$0, god bless public school
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Or you guys have ridiculously expensive UGs. My total tuition was under $20k.scifiguy wrote:sinfiery wrote:I am straight up shocked at the results of this poll. 27k here from a 80k coa school
Surprised here too. But remember that TLS has some older people and if you've been working sveeral years maybe y ou've paid down a bit of your school loans. I think if I asked what was your debt directly after graduation then it may have been different.
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Seriously, even the thread where the kid was asking for advice between Princeton and UCLA seemed pretty divided. For law school I really don't think UG matters.sublime12089 wrote:TripTrip wrote:Or you guys have ridiculously expensive UGs. My total tuition was under $20k.scifiguy wrote:sinfiery wrote:I am straight up shocked at the results of this poll. 27k here from a 80k coa school
Surprised here too. But remember that TLS has some older people and if you've been working sveeral years maybe y ou've paid down a bit of your school loans. I think if I asked what was your debt directly after graduation then it may have been different.
Yea, I just went to a state school in the city I already lived in on a state scholarship. It is just UG, who really cares.
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2.5k tuition a semester, Wtf? Did not know this was possibleTripTrip wrote:scifiguy wrote: Or you guys have ridiculously expensive UGs. My total tuition was under $20k.
Clearly I was doing it wrong
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I think mine was ~3.5k, but the state of Florida gives a full ride (at any in-state public school) to anyone who scores above a 1270 SAT and does X (100?) hours of community service in high schoolsinfiery wrote:2.5k tuition a semester, Wtf? Did not know this was possibleTripTrip wrote:scifiguy wrote: Or you guys have ridiculously expensive UGs. My total tuition was under $20k.
Clearly I was doing it wrong
I'm sure other states have similar programs
sublime12089 wrote:florida1949 wrote:$0, god bless public school
And Florida's "Bright Futures" schollies.
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Re: How Much Undergrad Debt Would You Be Carrying Into LS?
Will be carrying over $0 in debt. For reference, my undergraduate tuition was ~$12k/year (flagship state school).
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National Merit at OU gives you 6 years tuition. 5 years living expenses stipend. I know some dude that gradiated UG a year early. Went to medical school graduated with his MD at about 20k in debt. Same for a couple of people here and Law School.
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That only 20k in debt doesn't add up unless he was working during UG.wannabelawstudent wrote:National Merit at OU gives you 6 years tuition. 5 years living expenses stipend. I know some dude that gradiated UG a year early. Went to medical school graduated with his MD at about 20k in debt. Same for a couple of people here and Law School.
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Why would he have to work during ug when his tuition and living expenses were paid for. That 20k was nearly all from his last year.RELIC wrote:That only 20k in debt doesn't add up unless he was working during UG.wannabelawstudent wrote:National Merit at OU gives you 6 years tuition. 5 years living expenses stipend. I know some dude that gradiated UG a year early. Went to medical school graduated with his MD at about 20k in debt. Same for a couple of people here and Law School.
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