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I have significant debt from my undergrad (~80k).
Is getting a MFE worth it?
Is getting a MFE worth it?
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Getting MFE with undergrad debt
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Surely, I would like to knw your undergrad school/program for a laugh.
Assuming you are a US citizen. You are already levered to the nose so what could be worse? I would go and get an expensive, globally renowned MFE program and just depart the country if your loans are not co signed and you have the ability to move. Not paying student loan is a deliquency issue not criminal offfense. Else, if you are able enough you may be able to find a good paying job if you pick the right mfe.
Secondly, once you get your new student loans you can get diagonsed for any form of impairment/diability and claim Total and Permanent Disability Discharge of loans. Easier said than done but if you have some small impairment who can amplify it with the help of a lawyer and claim unemployability.
Assuming you are a US citizen. You are already levered to the nose so what could be worse? I would go and get an expensive, globally renowned MFE program and just depart the country if your loans are not co signed and you have the ability to move. Not paying student loan is a deliquency issue not criminal offfense. Else, if you are able enough you may be able to find a good paying job if you pick the right mfe.
Secondly, once you get your new student loans you can get diagonsed for any form of impairment/diability and claim Total and Permanent Disability Discharge of loans. Easier said than done but if you have some small impairment who can amplify it with the help of a lawyer and claim unemployability.
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