I worked while being a student. I worked summers and holidays off. I transferred universities to one that gave me academic money for high grades even though it was not my dream school. I worked multiple odd jobs at once to pay them once I graduated. Never owned a new car or had a car payment. Used public transit for years until I could…
I worked while being a student. I worked summers and holidays off. I transferred universities to one that gave me academic money for high grades even though it was not my dream school. I worked multiple odd jobs at once to pay them once I graduated. Never owned a new car or had a car payment. Used public transit for years until I could afford a used car. Never had the newest phone. Cooked at home everyday and nearly every weekend. Lived in crappy rentals well within my means. Didn't take trips. I think some people need the loan relief no doubt, but it does have an unsavory taste a bit that people in general, live outside their means and are complaining about debt. For the record I'm 30. I don't have money figured out; I am still learning everyday. And I am grateful I had the opportunity to study as I am sure there are many people in the world who want to have an education and do not have access or a financial means to do so. On another note, my suggestion would be to offer cheaper education for medical professionals. We are in post pandemic world and on the cusp of a major nursing shortage with aging babyboomers. We need more qualified health professionals fast.
I worked while being a student. I worked summers and holidays off. I transferred universities to one that gave me academic money for high grades even though it was not my dream school. I worked multiple odd jobs at once to pay them once I graduated. Never owned a new car or had a car payment. Used public transit for years until I could afford a used car. Never had the newest phone. Cooked at home everyday and nearly every weekend. Lived in crappy rentals well within my means. Didn't take trips. I think some people need the loan relief no doubt, but it does have an unsavory taste a bit that people in general, live outside their means and are complaining about debt. For the record I'm 30. I don't have money figured out; I am still learning everyday. And I am grateful I had the opportunity to study as I am sure there are many people in the world who want to have an education and do not have access or a financial means to do so. On another note, my suggestion would be to offer cheaper education for medical professionals. We are in post pandemic world and on the cusp of a major nursing shortage with aging babyboomers. We need more qualified health professionals fast.