WoodsmanVol
It takes wisdom to understand wisdom.
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Not all college students have the benefits pf parents of schools that teach financial fidelity, frugality, and management. Plus the loan leeches are trained and skilled at selling a bill of rotten goods even to financially secure adults. They're trained for that. You see it often with first time homebuyers, car salespeople, and other parasites. The young adults, minorities, and even the elderly are all considered easy marks. Plus they often work in teams, passing you along Mr./Ms. specialist this and that, squeeze every drop from you with fees, or other jargonized hokum pokum. They even watch to see if the weaker member of a couple, often the female, gives them leverage to unseat the stubborn one. I've seen it all, or nearly all, My suggestion, if was a college advisor for this be to watch for the red flags, the moment you see one, get up, get out, and don't look back.A person, even if 18-21, has to be responsible and fulfill their obligations.
With all that being said, it is criminal that colleges still make millions by allowing credit card companies, etc. on college campuses...