Sentence examples for debt students from inspiring English sources

Even colleges themselves, analysts say, may have no idea how much debt students are taking on.

Because £44,500 – the average amount of debt students face after the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees – is a seriously large amount of money.

I left Lancaster University with a credit card debt; students heading to university this autumn will leave with something more like a mortgage.

Then there is the advent of university fees, and the resulting debt: students who will have to pay back perhaps £20,000 towards their studies are more interested in getting a good degree and a decent job afterwards.

Hallett, who sat as coroner in the inquest over the 7/7 bombings, said she was worried that the levels of debt students accumulate would result in only the wealthy entering the legal profession.

You could be looking at an APR of 31%." The debt students face already is substantial: according to the NUS, since most students take out a student loan (which could be over £14,814 in London) and are almost certain to supplement that with other borrowing, those starting a course in 2004 could face a debt of £16,294 on graduation.

Debt, student loans and housing insecurity.

Credit card debt, student loan debt, and personal debt are all significantly higher in the African-American community.

"I had credit card debt, student loans… this has given me peace of mind".

"But we have problems with credit-card debt, student-loan debt, auto loans, commercial real estate loans, home-equity loans, corporate debt and loans that financed leveraged buyouts".

"When you think about what's good debt and what's bad debt, student loans fall into the realm of good debt, like mortgages," Professor Dynarski said.