Not trying to be a dick, but you went to the wrong school.
Wouldn't the assessment of a student loan be secured if the value of it was accurately assessed? Students are being lied to about the value of their degrees, just like homeowners were being lied to about the value of their mortgages..
That's not what I asked you..
Not sure what you are trying to ask. Currency elasticity or some peeps call it elastic currency, is simply described as currency that expands and contracts with the demands of business.
No, a studen loan is secured by the fact it is very difficult to get rid of it.
Then ask it again, in a different way.
Yeah, I'm saying that many of those people are better off not going. They issued me the loan because they faced zero risk. Knowing the student is taking all the risk, there should be a more robust mechanism to help them plan a career path that won't just put them back in poverty even worse off.
You asked for the money, they didn't come to you. And they didn't make you enter into contract under duress. If they did, you have a case. And I know a good lawyer.
I agree with you there. Some people were born to be hands-on. And that's totally alright.
it's cool I rebounded. without that strategic default I would still be there paying monthly, like you are and if I were like you I would neck myself.
they were compelled to out of fairness and equal opprotunity, were they not?
It wasn't as the college that hard sold that material, but it was material used to sell me on the idea of going to college. My program didn't focus on job placement, inside it is as you say, they ignore that and focus on the curriculum. I got wrapped up in it, I enjoyed it, and after two years completing my pre-reqs and gen ed associate level classes I didn't see spending more money and switching majors as an option, nor did I see dropping out as an option. I stayed the course and graduated in 4 years. That was a mistake, should have switched out of poli sci to something more lucrative.
One of my close friends graduated with a poli sci degree. He is now lead agent for a task force for a Secret Service division in New Jersey. He does very well for himself.
I see merit in that, actually, but I just think there is room for improvement in helping set students up to pay back the loans.
Dreadfully delusional lout, you are without wit or charm, without imagination or wisdom. You're a simple fool, an ass.
True. No, you're right much of the responsibility falls on 18-21 year old me. I still think people should be able to bankrupt when their mistakes are insurmountable.
i can't fuck my girl right now, she's 8 months pregnant, she and I are both a little weirded out that my super tiny penis might poke our daughter. so she resorts to sucking my knob
what's the collateral for the national debt? and congrats.
That's awesome. I've applied for dozens of paralegal/legal assistant positions, a few court clerk openings, some non-profit organizations, and lots of random jobs that specify a poli sci degree and haven't even gotten a call back/interview from anything that offered decent pay or growth opportunities. I'm thinking it is my lack of experience.
When did you graduate?
