Millennials struggling under the burden of student loan debt 

She probably told the news that she liked her old job better, but they had to put a spin on it

Her dream job is what retirees do. Typical lazy kid.

Deja Boo I make 400k. 400k pennies.

Right? You definitely don't need a Texas A&M degree for that

Deja Boo I make over 400k Started my own business in ‘12

Unless you get the right degree. There would always be jobs and opportunities for doctors, engineers, accountants, etc

@@milhouse14 Not necessarily. Too many college graduates, not enough jobs.

Truth Seeker you have to be good at what you do. You have to have the skills no just a piece of paper. Right now the job market is stronger than ever. If you can't get a job in your field you are either no good at what you do or you don't want it bad enough. No one is going to give you anything, you have to take it. I was in my mid thirties when my debt was paid. Think, if it was easy everyone would do it.

@@erichuff6945 Yeah, I know all that. Was good at my job. Unfortunately their so called union didn't do anything for me. Gave my shift to someone who wasn't even qualified, nor did he have the education or paper to prove it. Nonetheless, doesn't matter now, I'm retired anyway. When I did get my degree I was promised employment at entry level. They told me there weren't any jobs available, so they tried to pawn me off onto some travel agency job that didn't pay much. So I pretty much told them where they could go. Ended up working in food service. Oh well.

Truth Seeker wow sorry to hear that happened to you. I totally understand why you would be disappointed and a bit frustrated.

@@thedramacorner8382 Now you're going to pay off the debts of the people in this video

Haley same, but after two years I’m still in some debt

Jennifer Murphy I had no idea haha sorry. That sucks that she still has that much debt even after going to community college. It would probably be ten times worse if she didn’t go to community college first though.

I went to community college and got an A.A. After that I went to two universities and got B.S. and M.S. degrees in Physics with no student debt. I went to state schools, lived in dorms, worked and lived very frugally.

Smart move, save money and get an education. And if you save enough you can eventually, if you would like, move to another university with a good chance of not having as large a debt.

Is this why you can't write a correct sentence?

@@brucewayne3141 atleast he is not crying in front of congress asking for reimbursement of his student loan.

@@brucewayne3141 You got it. How's that 45k of student debt treating you, by the way?

@@kurochi4768 savage bro, hahahaha

Smart and quick thinking!

MoneyBags the left side is nuts

Even worse, she's probably registering Democrats to vote so she won't have to suffer the natural consequences of her awful decision.

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She doesn't have sense enough to be embarrassed

Scary part, She'll want to breed

I dont think that job pay much tho, $15buck an hour at most.

Honestly right...? Idiot.

Rick Sanchez imagine - she wants to do something that doesn’t pay anything but is shocked she can’t pay her loans - are you stupid or something ?

@@ALCAN52 The Eternal crybabies, those born between 1945 and 1985, had everything handed to their lazy, stupid, selfish little hands and all they can do is whine and whine whenever us youth want 1/100000000000th of what they took for granted.

Rick Sanchez She sounds not to smart saying that?

Well to be fair she is blonde. Blondes can be pretty stupid

You forgot to include, complains that other taxpayers aren't picking up the tab.

@@TheBighatter yeah and all of the pos dems are running on that.

Take a look at posts for job positions. Over the years I have seen fewer with highschool diploma and a higher number with Associates & or bachelor, for those positions that could be taken on by highschool diploma.

Big Hatter Don’t forget she probably buys a new iphone every 2 years and drinks a starbucks latte everyday but can’t afford a student loan payment

She was probably working as part of the office staff for a local party office, those would have some staff year round.

huma474 That makes sense. I didn’t know such offices existed. Thank you for the explanation.

It takes a lot of work to get fake IDs for illegal aliens. Then they have to get maps to all the polling places, so they can stuff ballots for Liberals. Did you realize it is possible to vote in eleven states in one day? Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware. It could be done, if they drive fast enough.

KO Investing RU-vid investing channel with only 72 subscribers. SMFH

Definitely a denocrat.

I bet that degree really exists too!!!

My degree was reindeer spotting in Iceland...

Lmao

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My dream job is a career in publishing, and I'm doing all the work and all the financing myself.

Congratulations, did u get scholarships?

Associate degree on a Pell grant

@@Honeypepper. lmao. Keep on studying. My family as with most Arabic and Asian families don't believe you have a degree until you have a master's degree or higher. I am wealthy black. Have a sister who is a board-certified physician specializing in gastroentrology and hepatpology, mother an educator, father owns lakefront property on Kerr Lake in Manson which is unheard of for a black man to own.

@@mrsr4640 Waw thank goodness higher education is not what's required to gain everlasting life under God's kingdom 😏

@@Honeypepper. Amen. They are just pieces of paper to keep us comfortable here on earth. But I am glad my mother and father paid my sister and mine.❤ God is good. Not too many black people can say they live on a lake and have a sibling who is a doctor.

Wasn't Bill Gates a college dropout?

@@ariefraiser140 how many bill gates is there? ONE right? and how many non-bill gates people are in the usa? MILLIONS.

@@Makaylah13 You're the one who said "don't go to college unless you're Bill Gates." All I did was ask didn't he drop out of college? So not sure what point you were trying to make there.

@@ariefraiser140 if you couldn't understand what "bill gate$" meant, then you are another one who clearly shouldn't waste money into going to college, proving my point

@@Makaylah13 Oh I love it. You say something dumb. I point it out. You return with insults. 😂

I didn’t know my debt till the end. When you graduate before I left I had a meeting with my counselor or whatever they’re called who told me how much I owed on my loan. This was my senior year. Rather depressing. There should be a lot more grants for people who have already graduated to help pay off loans not just for people seeking to go. I was lucky, I know some people paying $900 a month on their loans. Mine is still bad but not nearly like that.

Plus people probably have lots of credit card debt. I don’t know if it’s still legal but when I was in school they had people signing you up for credit cards in the cafeteria. It didn’t matter if you had no credit history. I have no idea how that was OK. Luckily I didn’t have a lot of credit card debt like some people probably did. I didn’t just sign up for whatever but I’m sure many people did. 😢

Well, she didn't get an education in college, BUT, she WILL get an education, post college! She should have read Ben Franklin's "Poor Richard" first? She "Paid too much for her whistle" !

They learned 'er real smart like.

Yup. That’s the result of liberal college degrees. Dumber than. 5th graded

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Right! If she thinks that is a job in itself without needed any other 8ncome, then she shouldn't be in school

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Hey stupid. Registering voters is a volunteer activity. Not a career move.

In other words she wants to work at a BMV

NO This is what happens when an 18 YO borrow money. DON'T LOAN THEM MONEY WITHOUT COLLATERAL - They Shouldn't Even VOTE UNTIL 24!!!

Yet, Democrats think that 6 year olds can make gender changing decisions.

Jacob P that sounds like a waste of four years. All college is a rip off. You can study anything online for free.

@@CelonixCleaningServicesLLC yeah but if u can go to college for free id do it. Many hiring managers will skim over the self taught person w no degree. What? A "i learned this on youtube/google degree"? Theyre gonna always choose someone w "solid" education. Id take a free ride to college anyday!

Philip Erdman Studying anything online for free is a waste of time if you are essentially locked out of the majority of the higher paying jobs. Degrees are expensive, but they’re a necessity for anyone who wants to make over $60,000 annually. In the future (30 years from now), I believe most people will have to make at least $60,000 a/y to survive. Most college grads end up making that no matter how stupid their degree is. Most low skilled workers don’t. A lot of people say they’ll just start their own business, but they fail because they don’t understand the foundation/finances it takes to start one correctly....because they didn’t study the concept of business in depth.

@@CelonixCleaningServicesLLC for some fields they will accept certifications but you will not be well prepared for the job. It is allot better to attend college.

smnsdndn dhs was I mentally deficient when I purchased bitcoin and xrp a couple years ago and watched them grow higher than any investment you ever saw? Was I mentally deficient when I paid back my student loans using a digital asset most people never heard of? Was I mentally deficient when I made a cash purchase of two cars and still own them title and all? Was I mentally deficient when I stockpiled silver a couple months ago and have been watching it steadily increase? Man it feels good to be mentally deficient.

"Liberal art" they say

Exactly. An 18 year old knows how much 50k is, they're not stupid. Or ppl who go to college shouldn't be that dumb

I think you’re out of touch if you think doctors are the only ones to go that high... and even some doctors are starting to struggle with student loans. God bless America!!!

bad bad mc bad it’s not bold at all. It is reality. It isn’t 1980 anymore.

bad bad mc bad 2/3 new jobs require some college or more. Only about 1/3 of Americans have a degree. For someone with a higher education degree, you seem to not research anything and just make a lot of unfounded claims.

I am soo sooo sorry that you have a degree and can read but still don't have a job. Don't worry, President Biden will fix this problem for you.

It is for all the sheep who do. They follow instead of think.

This is just basic economics. They will lower the price to match lower demand

It's because the government got involved with it.

Yeah, colleges just want your money. Not to mention it is so hard to get enrolled into classes when not that many classes are avaialble.

No it is because they have cut funding over the last few decades.

Well said :D

Good idea...

I got a $100k loan to make a movie it was a failure please Bernie pay my bills

Ha Ha. Your commercial loan can be discharged in bankruptcy. A public student loan cannot be discharged and they can come after your social security checks.

@@averypalmer4237 I don't think you know how bankruptcies work lol... For one you don't just file for one item. If it were a vehicle that you couldn't pay for you would default and the creditor gets it back. And it clearly affects your credit. Also if you were to file bankruptcy, you don't just get to keep everything lol... They try to get the most out of it by taking a large amount of your assets and also it affects your credit. What you want is the hard working class to pay for your mistakes. Not the rich as you seem to be so inclined. And if I were them, I wouldn't stay in a country that taxes me as such.

Thats awesome I have two gen z siblings and I warned then already lucky me the military covered my tution

You think people go to out ofbatate schools to be cool or badass and lrivate school to showoff? Interesting.

@@ariefraiser140 Yes. Many dumb people who go out of state cause they want to be away from parents. Many people go to private universities to show it off. Unless you go to Ivy institute, it may be worth it, otherwise, a bachelor's from Florida State University is the same as a bachelors from The Ohio State University.

Do you want an award for that?

@@Hevendemo Do you want a cookie for your nonsense comment? I shared my story cause I am tired of seeing people complaining for the "high cost of education" or for having a huge student debt for taking a stupid financial decision when there are more affordable options. I have heard the "I was 18-20 and I didn't know what I was getting into excuse". You can't expect a $200 monthly payment for a +$30k student debt. That is basic math.

This person went to college for a human resources degree, ppppffftttttt! Has the audacity to try and show off, Lmfao! Good luck at your desk job that pays 12 an hour sucker!

ppl want the name just like an expensive auto or zip code all show if you ask me .

I attended free bc I actually worked hard in hs not going to mfing A and M

@@rayt5520 that's why you see these pricks with stickers on their car showing which college they went to. I laugh every time I see them

@@MrJimmy3459 lol me too. Going to a good college does not guarantee a successful career ahead. I know a few people who went to prestigious colleges, but are stuck with minimum wage jobs.

@Snappingturtle 267 I'll vote republican when I'm rich

@Akash Guha Thakurata true, this people took a high amount of student loan for a useless "LiBErAl ArT dEEgRe", and then they don't want to pay, act like they know nothing abouth this and blame the goverment, the system and etc. ...

You don't subsidize them. The money you pay in taxes is what you owe to the government, not a subsidy. It isn't your money anymore once you pay it. The government is going to take too much of your money regardless of whether it subsidizes people's tuition. Why should people pay for unjust usurious debt that drives them into debt slavery and financial ruin?

Because.... vagina

@ Government tax revenue belongs to the government, not to the people the government takes it from, and the government spends it however it wants. Once you pay income tax money, its not your money anymore, so you are not spending it on other people. Its not a matter of generosity.

Or a lawyer

I have a hard drive

What is his name and is he hiring?

To be fair....Law is one of those degrees that you have to have to make it a career. Same for doctors, nurses, etc. Those require specific degrees. It's the folks that go to school to study liberal arts, culinary, communications etc who really need to reavaluate their path.

So, how much are you making in digital marketing?

Ty guo go back to china Alien

College prices are still outrageous regardless

@@shannysalcedo3627 at least you know how much it will cost u

@Mr. R Assuming sarcasm, you've just made a decent argument against allowing 17yr olds to apply for loans at all then. Maybe after a couple years of community college math and economics they'll be prepared to grasp the simple concepts of opportunity costs and compounding interest.

Big Hatter I learned that in high school.

You just need common sense which isnt common any more

Or Mike Rowe

Or... Invest in higher education like it used to be?

@@tonyproducer5582 Like it use to be? I'm not sure if you mean taxpayers "investing" in it, which wasn't ever really the case, or when it was an actual investment because there weren't idiotic, dead-end fields of study.

Yes!!!

49jubilee key word some. Plus they aren’t really encouraged, let alone mandatory.

Both free college and high school college credits.

@@benlogicfactsshapiro hi can so I

Ben Logic&Facts Shapiro lol maybe they need a class in public schools to explain what it means when you take out a loan, interest, payments, etc 🙄

@@linusmlgtips2123 nah if college was free then we'd have too many people with degrees thus not enough jobs for everyone

@Faizan A LOLWUT?

And honestly it wasn’t even their education. Many of us got educated without debt. It’s their choices, consenting to that debt, signing their name knowing how much it was..... your choice, your responsibility.

I'm 21, graduating next year and will likely go to one year of grad school. Estimating to finish with 30k in debt by which time I would have commuted when possible, worked full time both summers and a couple school semesters to keep the loans just that low. I knew what I was signing up for. So I also chose a promising career and already have employers interested in hiring me full time with enough pay to wipe my debt in a year if I swallow my pride and stay home. And that's just entry level. I took responsibility, considered all my options, made a plan, and all of a sudden I find myself confident I can handle debt most kids take at least 10 years to pay off. Our debt only gets out of control because we don't take control first.

good! look into dave ramsey or others for plans to pay off debt quick @@jacobg8640

@@inlonging He's the one who got me in that mindset!

It is a burden, and unjust. The colleges choose the price of tuition, and the government encourages people to taking loans for the purpose of leading them into long term debt slavery. The naivete of the students doesn't justify colleges and the government keeping them in debt slavery.

@@anthonypuccetti8779 No one holds a gun to their head. The reason why college is so expensive is because the government wants you in debt in your young adult life and the colleges are a money scam. The more people scream for free tuition the more it costs, just like the big hike after federal loans became available. How come nobody is demanding these professors work for free? The staff is the reason why everything is so expensive because they love their six figures salaries. If they really believe in free education why don't they volunteer their time for free. I can't even imagine telling someone 100 years ago that in the future you will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for a piece of paper that doesn't even guarantee you a job.

@Miranda Taylor You’re saying people are naive but you don’t even have a solution to the problem LOL If college is a scam, what should people do instead?

@@DesignzRUs1 do not go unless you’re going to be a doctor or an engineer. Something viable.

Sorcerer Vaati64 I think this's still better than being 50 thousand in debt . Owning money to the banks or the government is modern day slavery.

If you are computer science, no suprise there. Its hard

What did u graduate with? It all depends on the majors...

Her dream job is working at the BMV. LOL

its common sense is it not? the problem isnt they dont know what debt is, its that they are under the impression that once they get a job they will be able to pay it all back.

your an idiot, there are other careers besides that. education, the mental health field etc.

I got a degree in psychology, just a bachelor's, and I got out with a solid middle-class income job. Its definitely possible in other fields but requires forethought, planning, and long-term goals. (This is hard for a newly graduated 18 year old to plan for!) Then again: I was also an older student.

LOL!!

were they coerced into taking the loan? just curiouse

How much? My student loans will be forgiven in 16 years thanks to student loan forgiveness. Don't be depressed. Student debt is the norm now

Yeah those SOBs got me too. I reported them to the dept of education but nothing was done. These schools get millions in scholarships but they they prefer to keep it and tell students to get loans instead

Thats actually pretty cheap compared to most schools

Educated ain't the same as SMART.

Her B.S. was all B.S.

your own fault

phil b nursing school sucks and nursing sucks in general

Idiodyssey87 Marketing yourself

yeah, that's what an entire generation of young people were told to do.

Because pretty much everyone was scammed into borrowing money to go to college.

They NEED to go to Dave Ramsey BEFORE they ever attend college. These college 'graduates' don't seem to be intelligent enough to know what 'asset' and 'liability' are.

The Sage's Apprentice you’re an idiot

I am guessing it must be security. Yeah, i have a friend who is 20 at a community college and he does security, though he started off at 16. Then, I have another one 22 at a state university who told me he started off at 20, but with a promotion, he gets 29 per hour.

Be sure to save 40% of your income. Your problem will be when you lose your $18/hr. job.

dane w that’s not a good paying job. It’s concerning.

Yeah, it is tough. Just thinking about it gives me stress

A C ... I know Biology majors who make $15/hr out of college. I’d say $18/hr isn’t horrible to start. With the available OT I was able to make $55k @ $18/hr base. So it all depends on what you choose to do. The fact that I had and still have no college degree and make as much as a starting engineer tells me that drive will take you a long way in certain industries.

The only logical answer is their instruction has been sub-par, and they really AREN'T that smart. Bottom line: we need more male teachers, i think.

@LegoGuy87 That's what I said.

When they spend student loan money on a spring break trip to Cancun with their friends - you wonder what they are thinking. The kids that end up with over $100,000 for a degree in social work are the ones who are in deep do-do. We need to STOP pushing college unless the degree is doable at a community college. My daughter got hers there - she does X-rays & CT scans at the Children’s Hospital & loves her job. Surgeons ask for her because she is so competent. I had to have a B.S. degree for my job (medical device sales) - but I make a six figure plus income so it paid off from the beginning of my career.

I went on the GI Bill totally worth it and no debt but I had to embrace the suck for four years

Or just fund them like they used to be

End the government- college- banking complex.

TheReelReal what type of engineering did you major in?

terriblelottery fr

@@terriblelottery Software engineering did the trick for me.

Arrhenius Which major?

@@janethockey9070 Materials Science and Engineering

Totally understand!!! They will attack you for not going!

Yup it's a waste of time

That's what I'm doing.

I agree. I make 80k a year as an automation technician. Went to community college for electronics and electrical technology.

JJ Everyone talks about the price of tuition. It was willing blindness.

The greater the risk, the greater the reward. Unfortunately you could be born at the wrong time in history or just experience bad luck such as a down economy when you get your degree.

Most people were manipulated into thinking it was safe to borrow money and go to college. College and student loans are a scam. The US economy will eventually crash if the debts aren’t forgiven. I don’t mind watching the us economy crash.

A. Citizen Sure colleges are a lot more expensive today than they were a few decades ago. However, she still made a terrible choice to attend Texas A&M knowing she needed to borrow a large amount of money. The amount of financial aid she was eligible for was listed clearly in the financial aid package before she made the choice to attend - there shouldn’t be any surprises. I don’t know what she majored in, but it appears to be a BA degree, so the earning potential really isn’t that high unless it’s one of the top 10 or 15 schools and she goes into a well paying field (at least for a few years to pay off the loan) like finance or consulting. That said, Texas A&M is still a very good school, especially in Texas, so I think she will be fine finding decent paying jobs in the future.

I bought my first house at 24. Education is not a scam but college is. The government needs to step in, and guarantee student loans up to a certain amount. Colleges are getting away with raising tuition prices every year, because the government guarantees them.

Plenty of people, if if you dont go to 4 year college and get a trades job you have an extra two years to work. Most good mechanics, electricians,plumbers,linesmen,carpenters make at $25 an hour if you save well in a year or two you can easily buy a house (if living in the south.)

That is an absurd amount of money for any kid to pay for schooling.

You knew what you signed up for. If you don't like it, don't borrow money@@dulynoted2427

i paid back 20k feels good to not be a burden to taxpayers like these kids who will default, but if the next president forgives loans ill admit i made a huge mistake

The issue is compoinding interest that literally makes it feel impossible to make any headway on those dam loans

Ife Awosika pay off as much as possible during the grace period

you’re an idiot. trades aren’t for everyone and just because you make that where you are at doesn’t mean everyone else will. college degrees open doors

I have a lot of friends with English literature and arts, television and humanities all worthless might aswell go to schools in the SEC and get a degree in hogcalling or leather crafts.

Lol you would rather live in a bland society without culture. Literature and arts are important for everyone.

Gabriel Castaneda Not really. I did get an arts degree, actually 2 arts degrees. I have a disability it is difficult to keep up payments with my disability. I have also ran two businesses selling design and antiques. When my disability issues kicked in I liquidated my last business. I don't receive SSDI. I have skills in photoshop, motion graphics, final cut, product design, acting, playwrighting, filmmaking, printmaking, graphic design and have earned income in all of those areas over the years. Many of my peers are very financially successful. In fact one of my teachers Audrey Niffenegger signed a one million dollar book contract and a one million dollar screen rights contract while I was attending. At that school I had 100% of my tuition paid. But I am like many paying back my undergrad loans which have ballooned after the recession. I graduated in 2008, and struggling with a disability. There is a problem with art schools not preparing students with enough entrepreneurial and business skills. Which is necessary for success as an artist or designer. But art education is not itself the problem. But really, everything you see on the internet, all the motion graphics, all the advertisements, all the products at crate and barrel, television and movies etc. are actually DESIGNED by people with art, film, design and architecture degrees. Art and design are a huge part of the US economy. In Great Britain art, design and cultural production is one of the largest sectors in their economy. It is absolutely absurd when I hear people say it is a useless degree.

@@veil6666 how many singers dancers actors painters have arts degree? None...

Johnny Tramain well that’s not accurate. Even with every single monthly payment you can’t even cover the costs of the interest alone. Pretty much giving the loan companies free money that doesn’t even go towards our debt. There were many discussions had on our finances before our wedding. Didn’t take on any debt for our wedding and have all debt paid for except the student loans and car notes. We’ve sat down and tried to tackle how to get rid of student loans before we retire. If you’ve never had a student loan you wouldn’t really know the types of issues that come with them and what they don’t tell you prior to college. A lot of people start with student loans while still under their parents. My parents knew nothing about them and just assumed right out of college I would have this amazing paying job. Nope. That didn’t happen for about 4 years AFTER college. College didn’t even get me where I’m at today. If I knew back then what I know now, guess what? I wouldn’t have gone to college.

Look on the left hand side and it says Political Science, that's her actual major

@Johnny Tramain Not defending her, just pointing out the correct major.

Tell that to people in trade schools that get paid up to $30+/hour sometimes. Tuition is about $1,000 a trimester for a year class. NO DEBT, GREAT JOBS!

Work landscaping on the side you'll be fine.

xander Rivas write a book

@@malissafarrish okay

What field?

What I mean is that more people need to know it’s possible. Your story could empower someone.

What field

"Legally competent" how is someone competent? Legally? I thought someone is either competent or incompetent? I heard of a legal adult but that's all. No Harry, the right way to view this is through eyes of compassion. Knowing that what we have here are young minds whos concerns are with things and ideas that accompany being young. ie romance, sports, fun times, the weekend, new friends and things and yes a dream to become someone someday. Turning 17 to 18 does not magically bring with it the wisdom needed for adulthood. What we do have here are essentially predatory lending practices. Done by banks and businesses who are definitely adult. Not far from what a drug pusher is all about, a con-artist. More fault, is in our government than any where else. If they were competent, "wise" is a better term, perhaps the young students would not have signed on to these loans.

@@dfpolitowski2 In American Law, competency is determined by a few factors. These usually come up with the elderly (e.g. changed will) or a minor who cannot legally inherit or sign a contract. A contract signed by a minor or elderly person who is not legally competent cannot be enforced. If you feel that 18 year olds should not be held legally accountable for their legal obligations, then perhaps our society should disallow them from entering into contracts. I believe we are move in this direction already with raisimg the drinking and smoking ages. Else, they are like the rest of us who can and do make the occasional bad decision. Moreover, the banks no longer do college loans. This is now exclusively done by government entities. I am sure you would agree that an individual who cannot be held to their obligations should not be entering into legal agreements. Perhaps they should required an adult to act as a surety. Or do you feel their parents also lack the wisdom to enter into these loans?

@Jamaican Voodoo Posse I have to agree with you. The issue is the availability of loans is the cause of the outrageous tuitions rises. It allowed the Universities to charge upwards of $75k /year. Thus, all you are proposing is supporting the out of control spending at Universities and making college administrators wealthy. Look up how much a provost makes. It will shock you.

@@harrychu650 You have a good point there. Yes, I think that would be a good Idea to have loans only for older more mature people. Like over thirty, your can think of me as extreme or not but If I had it my own way, I'd do away with all personal consumer loans and that includes credit cards for all at any age. Its just simply not needed. And look at all the trouble its caused.

@Jamaican Voodoo Posse Yet the President of NYU gets paid $2.5m only because of the endless supply of kids with Fed Loan money. But for that government loan money they could not pay themselves these amounts. I cannot support any solution that doesn't address the cost side of this problem. College administrators have gotten rich over the current system.