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In reply to the discussion: Student Debt Burdened Them, So They Moved Abroad and Stopped Paying [View all]

Ilsa

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4. Yeah, I don't think she did the math, and therefore
Reply to PeaceWave (Reply #2)
Sun Apr 5, 2026, 12:14 AM
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didn't realize what a good deal she appeared to be getting.

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Student Debt Burdened Them, So They Moved Abroad and Stopped Paying [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Saturday OP
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This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Saturday #2
Yeah, I don't think she did the math, and therefore Ilsa Yesterday #4
You know how most people react to avoid debt becoming "psychologically burdensome" MichMan Yesterday #15
Zuniga attended Princeton for 4 years and never had to pay anything for tuition, or rent, food & other living expenses MichMan Yesterday #3
Moreover, the foreign earned income exclusion often allows federal student loan borrowers who live abroad and earn less Celerity Yesterday #5
So, she went to collage for $ 65000 and could not find a job. There is something wrong with that. Srkdqltr Yesterday #6
It says she couldn't find a job in that specific field JI7 Yesterday #9
Yes, college charges thousands of dollars for classes for jobs that don't exist or are very scarce. Srkdqltr Yesterday #11
Indeed Greg_In_SF Yesterday #13
If only there was some tool to research the employment landscape and median salaries for various college majors MichMan Yesterday #14
If people have interest in it I guess it's fine. But if people are paying to get a specific job JI7 Yesterday #17
Trump and his Republicans sued and then dismantled Biden's SAVE repayment plan. W_HAMILTON Yesterday #7
Hmm, area51 Yesterday #8
She is not eligible Greg_In_SF Yesterday #12
How common are these stories ? This just seems like it would people to be less supportive JI7 Yesterday #10
No one bothered to tell her that her Degree would be financially useless in her future? WarGamer Yesterday #16
Someone with enough intelligence to get a master's degree should be smart enough to research it themselves MichMan Yesterday #18
It wouldn't surprise me if the counselor did the opposite and said she could find... Xolodno 20 hrs ago #20
NYT propaganda working as designed, I see WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #19
yes Skittles 20 hrs ago #21
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