student loans

 Based on the information I’ve learned about student loan debt, I plan to personally avoid accumulating excessive debt by being proactive in my approach to education. First, I will prioritize applying for scholarships and grants, which do not require repayment, and explore work-study opportunities to earn money while attending school. I’ll also consider attending a community college for my first two years to save on tuition costs, then transfer to a four-year institution, which can significantly lower overall expenses. Additionally, I’ll be mindful of my spending, living frugally, and avoiding unnecessary expenses. Finally, I will work part-time throughout my studies to help cover living costs and tuition. By being financially responsible, planning ahead, and seeking out all available resources, I aim to minimize my student loan debt and avoid entering the workforce burdened by financial strain.


Today we read an article talking about looking at college options in terms of the future.

We learned about graduation rates and student loans this taught me to pick a college that benefits me and goes with my standards


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