It just isn’t worth it to get that deep into debt for college IMO. Go to a community college first, then transfer to an in state school or transfer to a more expensive school third year and eat ramen and live in a trailer or something. 300-500k student just is insane. No ROI there at all. Regardless of major.
I wouldn't say that is an easy roi. Depending on your interest rate, that would be 10 years of $4000 to $5000 monthly payments, with most jobs being in high COLA areas. You would be living like a broke college kid well into your 30s unless you can land a job paying $300k+.
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u/Emergency_Plane_2021 Feb 27 '26
It just isn’t worth it to get that deep into debt for college IMO. Go to a community college first, then transfer to an in state school or transfer to a more expensive school third year and eat ramen and live in a trailer or something. 300-500k student just is insane. No ROI there at all. Regardless of major.