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Its like the guy who gets on the scale, but it says "error". Its trying to give you a hint without being too bluntku1185 wrote:If I get no aid whatsoever from my current top choice and I take out a little more per year than what they have listed as COA, I get this from the finaid calculator:
"If you use 15% of your gross monthly income to repay the loan, you will need an annual salary of only $207,144.80, but you may experience some financial difficulty."
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This looks like a job for IBR!ku1185 wrote:If I get no aid whatsoever from my current top choice and I take out a little more per year than what they have listed as COA, I get this from the finaid calculator:
"If you use 15% of your gross monthly income to repay the loan, you will need an annual salary of only $207,144.80, but you may experience some financial difficulty."
FML
<3Justathought wrote:This looks like a job for IBR!ku1185 wrote:If I get no aid whatsoever from my current top choice and I take out a little more per year than what they have listed as COA, I get this from the finaid calculator:
"If you use 15% of your gross monthly income to repay the loan, you will need an annual salary of only $207,144.80, but you may experience some financial difficulty."
FML
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I think it will. This sums it up better than I could:Flett wrote:All I can think is, "Please please please let IBR, especially the Public Service option, still exist when I need it."
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 5&t=149722Anonymous Loser wrote:The IBR program was voted in under a Republican administration with broad bipartisan support. It's hard to imagine a situation where cutting the program--particularly as it relates to public interest positions--is going to be politically viable. Teachers, law enforcement officers, health-care professionals and many other similarly situated individuals benefit from the program, which represents only a minute fraction of the federal budget. Moreover, the IBR program was funded by eliminating subsidies to private lenders participating in the FFEL lending program. Overall, in light of the fact that there are so many more programs that could be cut while yielding greater savings with less political fallout, it seems unlikely that the IBR program will become a target.
ashrh01 wrote:I think it will. This sums it up better than I could:Flett wrote:All I can think is, "Please please please let IBR, especially the Public Service option, still exist when I need it."
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 5&t=149722Anonymous Loser wrote:The IBR program was voted in under a Republican administration with broad bipartisan support. It's hard to imagine a situation where cutting the program--particularly as it relates to public interest positions--is going to be politically viable. Teachers, law enforcement officers, health-care professionals and many other similarly situated individuals benefit from the program, which represents only a minute fraction of the federal budget. Moreover, the IBR program was funded by eliminating subsidies to private lenders participating in the FFEL lending program. Overall, in light of the fact that there are so many more programs that could be cut while yielding greater savings with less political fallout, it seems unlikely that the IBR program will become a target.
Andrzej wrote:100000 U.S.A dollar is 283579.42 polish zloty. with that much zloty i could buy all
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GTFO. Quit rubbing it in! =(samaside wrote:Thankfully I only applied to schools that cost on average $25K OOS and significantly less for in state. So I'll only be looking at like $80K in debt.
samaside wrote:Thankfully I only applied to schools that cost on average $25K OOS and significantly less for in state. So I'll only be looking at like $80K in debt.
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What about Cornell?RTFM wrote:I had a minor panic attack about paying full tuition last night. There are some schools that I could justify the cost to myself, but I've been waitlisted at all of them. Now my law school choice is basically based on whether I really want to pay full tuition at Georgetown. (Unless I miraculously get off of a waitlist...)
No debt. Then be my sugar momma.innernetp wrote:I'm weighing paying between 150-200 versus nothing. I sound like a crazy person but as all of y'all know it's a very personal decision. I still need to do some visiting and even more excel data crunching.
If I pay nothing, I get to be a sugar momma, and that's cool. I could even be a PI sugar momma kinda-sorta. If I go into 150k of debt I will be in debt until I literally am a momma.
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whymeohgodno wrote:What about Cornell?RTFM wrote:I had a minor panic attack about paying full tuition last night. There are some schools that I could justify the cost to myself, but I've been waitlisted at all of them. Now my law school choice is basically based on whether I really want to pay full tuition at Georgetown. (Unless I miraculously get off of a waitlist...)
Love it.SchopenhauerFTW wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:What about Cornell?RTFM wrote:I had a minor panic attack about paying full tuition last night. There are some schools that I could justify the cost to myself, but I've been waitlisted at all of them. Now my law school choice is basically based on whether I really want to pay full tuition at Georgetown. (Unless I miraculously get off of a waitlist...)
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+ a millionbhan87 wrote:I really hope CCN is worth sticker...
+ a million and onesubtle wrote:+ a millionbhan87 wrote:I really hope CCN is worth sticker...
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