I feel you, I really do. I don't know what to say other than have you tried applying for a student loan deferment? You can get a six-month deferment based on economic difficulties. That's different from an unemployment deferment.
Useless degrees are useless. I have one myself. You can't get by anymore without a masters these days, I think. Have you tried applying for a masters in something? If you work for a public agency for ten years (easier to do with a masters) you can have the rest of your student loan debt forgiven. My goal is to work full time, get tuition reimbursement to pay for part-time grad school classes, and get a masters so I can work for the St. Paul public schools.
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Date: 2009-03-17 04:30 am (UTC)Useless degrees are useless. I have one myself. You can't get by anymore without a masters these days, I think. Have you tried applying for a masters in something? If you work for a public agency for ten years (easier to do with a masters) you can have the rest of your student loan debt forgiven. My goal is to work full time, get tuition reimbursement to pay for part-time grad school classes, and get a masters so I can work for the St. Paul public schools.