The state of education funding in America is pretty bad. New Zealanders have it a lot better. They get really inexpensive tuition and a weekly student living allowance. Being a foreigner, I have to pay 4 times the cost that a domestic student has to pay. Even so, after the exchange rate my entire course costs only a few thousand dollars more than one semester at Boston University. Unbelievable.
But I had most of my undergrad covered through scholarship and financial aid (thankfully, because I never would have gone otherwise). But I did take out loans for room and board and other expenses. So here is the breakdown of why I am in so much debt.

If you are interested, Other Debt is my car back home. There is under $500 left to pay on my auto loan, and it accounts for less than 1% of my total debt.
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Oh Dwayne,
I know how you feel. I am over $100,000 in school debt. After the next 5 years it will be $200,000. It is so scary! I try not to think about it often. What I do know is that you will be an AMAZING wildlife documentarian and make loads!
Ha.
That's the thing, doctors can make that money back. I can make sandwiches at Subway.
But, seriously, it's totally worth it. My life is a work of art and I enjoy it thoroughly. Well worth 50 grand or so.
I'm no Heath Cliff, but I'm gonna be in a good 125K. Half school, half fueling my sexual addiction.
Carl... what about the your helicopter payments? The "Carlcopter"
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