@dood111 saidLiberals rarely care about the facts, just the source that you are using. If the source is a wrong source, then it is automaically fake news. If the source is the right source, then the news is true if it is actually false or not.
The facts are not in dispute, the figures are supplied by Princeton, so where does that leave you?
@phranny saidyour far left BS fact checking site did nothing more than boo hoo that web site because they are conservatives.
@Dood111 analyzingamerica.org is an extreme right wing piece of trash.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/analyzing-america/
For example, they actually pointed out the fact that the conservatives were aghast because of the
liberal left blaming *Trump* - of all people who did so much for Israel, for the rise in anti-semitism in America.
The conservatives are RIGHT!! Nobody in their actual right mind can blame Trump for that.
What else is new for leftist propaganda morons
Phranny, keep your nose out of left wing pieces of trash, even if they give you the good news you seek.
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@eladar saidSo let's say you need to take out Stafford loans of $50,000. Paid back over 15 years at an interest rate of 3% APR (which is high nowadays), that's $345/month. For someone with a Master's degree in a good field, that's not a big deal. Even at $100k loans, that's $690/month. Those sorts of investments and repayments should be quite manageable if your MA isn't in Greek pottery or Mayan architecture.
@sh76
If you have a good state school, then you can simply go to a Jr college for 1/5 the price of a state 4 year, then transfer for two years and get your 4 year degree.
Now go to a good school for your masters and you are set at fraction of the cost. But still, even for middle class families, trying to send a kid to state school represents 10's of thousands in student loans.
If you went to U of Florida because you wanted to party or Yale undergrad w/o a scholarship because you wanted the Yale name, frankly, that's your problem.
@sh76 saidSo what you are saying is that I am right, but if you can get a good loan, it is worth it if you are getting into a field that pays good money.
So let's say you need to take out Stafford loans of $50,000. Paid back over 15 years at an interest rate of 3% APR (which is high nowadays), that's $345/month. For someone with a Master's degree in a good field, that's not a big deal. Even at $100k loans, that's $690/month. Those sorts of investments and repayments should be quite manageable if your MA isn't in Greek pottery or ...[text shortened]... or Yale undergrad w/o a scholarship because you wanted the Yale name, frankly, what's your problem.
@eladar saidEssentially, but I'd quibble with that phrase "if you can get a good loan." As long as your parents' income isn't sky high or unless something else is bizarrely wrong (like you're a convicted tax cheat or something), eligibility for Stafford loans is automatic.
So what you are saying is that I am right, but if you can get a good loan, it is worth it if you are getting into a field that pays good money.
@sh76 saidI will see if my daughter can apply for one. She is going to need about 10k in loans this year.
Essentially, but I'd quibble with that phrase "if you can get a good loan." As long as your parents' income isn't sky high or unless something else is bizarrely wrong (like you're a convicted tax cheat or something), eligibility for Stafford loans is automatic.
@sh76 said‘Your Problem’ doesn’t compute w libs. All problems are Everyone’s problems. Am I wrong.?
So let's say you need to take out Stafford loans of $50,000. Paid back over 15 years at an interest rate of 3% APR (which is high nowadays), that's $345/month. For someone with a Master's degree in a good field, that's not a big deal. Even at $100k loans, that's $690/month. Those sorts of investments and repayments should be quite manageable if your MA isn't in Greek pottery or ...[text shortened]... or Yale undergrad w/o a scholarship because you wanted the Yale name, frankly, that's your problem.
I was just thinking how difficult it will be for any one of the students to be able to know and pronounce all the diff names of other students , and to juggle with each’s view of life.