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Originally Posted by raulus
Brigham Young University
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To those not familiar, BYU is subsidized by church members' monthly donations. Tuition is not subsidized for non-members as far as I know. My wife attended BYU and actually paid her college loan off in 10 years. She also worked during the summers, except the summer she was an intern in DC. I did not attend BYU, but I also don't think I would have been a good fit at any church school.
I attended College of Idaho, private, and the quality of education was worth it. My parents made loan payments for me while I served my mission in Thailand (which cost $10k). I was underwhelmed at academic rigor attending EWU for my second BA. Did not make loan payments while attending EWU. I worked 3-4 part time jobs during the school year (life guard, baker, referee, umpire).
I think my college loans are $60k right now. But I also didn't make payments while getting my MA. And now I'm considering my doctorate. But the profession I'm in is a "more education = more pay" wage ladder. I think it's a racket, but it's the game I chose to play.
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Last edited by todeen; 10-18-2022 at 03:33 PM.
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