Golden Monkey Posted September 2, 2011 Posted September 2, 2011 Hopefully nada. I work for a private university and am earning my MS through a tuition remission program. In today's job market, I probably wouldn't have opted for grad school if tuition remission were not an option. However, my husband has about $30K in undergraduate loan debt, so I'll be assisting in paying that off. That's what I did too (the university employee/tuition remission, not the husband.) I wouldn't have wanted to do it any other way.
harpyemma Posted September 5, 2011 Posted September 5, 2011 I have £22k (just under $36k) from my UG but i interest is only a smidge higher than inflation (and linked to inflation) and i don't need to start paying it back until i'm earning over £15kpa. I also owe my parents £4250 for the portion of my MA i couldn't pay for myself. So... almost $43,000 in total, but not accruing interest at an alarming rate.
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