kace! asked:
I’ve no job and currently looking for one. I have a $2000 credit debt and struggling to pay it off. But I wanted to go to nursing school in the fall… Should I wait to pay them off first? I don’t want loans as much as possible because we all know it’s really hard to pay it off. Advice? experience?
I’ve no job and currently looking for one. I have a $2000 credit debt and struggling to pay it off. But I wanted to go to nursing school in the fall… Should I wait to pay them off first? I don’t want loans as much as possible because we all know it’s really hard to pay it off. Advice? experience?
#1 by Diane - January 17th, 2010 at 22:26
If you wait, you may never find a good time to go to nursing school. So try to always pay the minimum due, and pay off as you can.
#2 by kufinancial - January 21st, 2010 at 06:35
just keep taking out loans until you get a good job. it will be best -opportunity cost wise.. also, search for grants and scholarships.
#3 by andorinha2000 - January 22nd, 2010 at 15:32
Go ahead with your studies, and live frugally for now, so you borrow the least possible. You are young now, and later on it will get harder to return to education.
Have faith, you’ll pay it off…
You didn’t tell your gender, but I presume you’re a lady. That ’s all the more reason for you to fight for an education now.
#4 by Brandy - January 25th, 2010 at 14:12
Go to school now. It will not impact your ability to get student loans at all. Once you get done with school you’ll have the extra money to pay it back.