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This is interesting; " The cost of law school may wind up highly susidized because, as a federal employee, if I make 10 years of Income Based loan
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Loyola
Jan 11 '10, 11:56
repayments (15% of disposable income), the balance will be forgiven."
http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2010/01/07/the-costs-and-benefits-of-grad-school/
(blogs.reuters.com)
Responses:
(1) it's already highly subsidized; and (2) the number of lawyers getting subsidized loans who end up in federal gov't is never going to be super high
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fatsquatch
Jan 11, 12:01
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