07-05-2019, 03:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-05-2019, 03:44 AM by armstrongsubero.)
I'm not American so it might not be my place to speak but I was listening to Dave Ramsey and saw that Sallie Mae offers credit cards to college students? I thought debt in America was a problem especially student loan debt? You know Americans typically earn more than their counterparts on other countries just because they are in America, but with this, it seems to me that many students will be coming out of college with student loans in addition to credit card debt putting them at a severe disadvantage in life, I dont understand the culture, but how can the government allow this? How is this even legal? This seems like it will put future Americans at a disadvantage cause even with higher earning jobs, they will start life with a negative net worth.
This looks like a very poor decision.
This looks like a very poor decision.
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Master of Business Administration, Robert Cavelier University (2024-2025)
MS Information and Communication Technology (UK IET Accredited) (On Hold)
Master of Theological Studies, Nations University (6 cr)
UNDERGRAD : 184 Credits
BA Computer Science, TESU '19
BA Liberal Studies, TESU '19
AS Natural Science and Mathematics, TESU '19
StraighterLine (27 Cr) Shmoop (18 Cr) Sophia (11 Cr)
TEEX (5 Cr) Aleks (9 Cr) ED4Credit (3 Cr) CPCU (2 Cr) Study.com (39 Cr)
TESU (4 cr)
TT B&M (46 Cr) Nations University (9 cr) UoPeople: (3 cr) Penn Foster: (8 cr)