Originally Posted by
Ketchup345
Just like everything else, unless you screw up badly, the only stuff taken from your paycheck is generally your income taxes. You have to either sent Sallie Mae/Navient/other student loan lendor a check or log into a website and pay using that each month.
Honestly, at this point, for me, taxes aren't that big of an issue compared to the student loans and rent costs.
Ah, lucky. Mine had ~5,000 students, and expansion dreams (in a location where expansion wasn't very possible).
I think I remember paying interest on student loans during the course of college. I'd suggest that, as it'd do a little to slightly lower the total loan debt once you finish college.
Real internships will help you land a job when you graduate. Some are paid, some are unpaid (I believe a few years back they added a few laws about unpaid internships, so check those out before doing one).
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