The US has over 1 trillion dollars in debt. The graduating class of 2014 has the most student debt out of any graduating class in history.

So, how much did you have to take out to pay for you education?

Nothing... I'm paying for that **** myself with my credit cards and paying them off monthly.

ive been working and paying for my last 2 and half years but i will transfer and need finacial aid later , it shoud not be too bad

My coworker is in debt $63,000.... I don't even know how that happens

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My dad pays for everything + I get about 100 euros a month from the government as a gift because I go to uni in the first place. So just being in uni earns me 1200 euros a year

I got some financial aid and borrowed the rest from my mom. I paid it all back for this semester though. I'm avoiding student loans like the plague!

About $40,000, but most of that came from grad school.

20k
Probably 300k+ by the time I graduate!
Law school is a killer!

$10,000

$8500 for three years, so not too bad. However, I have a feeling I'm going to get screwed with any grants because my Mom makes like 20k more than she did a few years ago. Which is such ********. As if my Mom making a little bit more money helps me. I'm completely on my own.

While I'm here, I might as well ask, does anyone have advice for finding money to move somewhere for an internship? I got one in NYC but I don't want to deplete my savings because I want enough money to be able to move after college.

oh my god.

None, except a personal loan so I don't have to work much, I'm on that full ride scholarship status. And then grad schools pay your tuition and give you a stipend for research, so hopefully I finish relatively debt free.

0 I got a scholarship that pays for my tuition and books because I suffered 4 years of hell at boarding school (the state of Indiana owes me more for that ****)

I also live at home my mom pays for me to eat out at restaurants everyday and my gas. Also she pays for my fees

0. I'm a scholarship student

None.

I'm not sure about the US but in Australia it's less if you pay upfront. So, that's what my parents decided to do for me. Makes more financial sense.