Will Graduate School Be Good For Your Wallet?
Thursday April 19, 2007
For some people, graduate school is a way to increase earning potential. For others, it's a bridge between career changes. I’m sure there are countless reasons that people choose to go to grad school. In terms of money, is it always the best decision?
According to SmartMoney.com, grad school students can end up owing an average of $50,000 or more, which some people continue to pay well until retirement. The increased debt may not be worth it, especially if there is little to no salary increase to help pay the bill.
Graduate school can indeed open up doors. However, as you make your decision you should find out if your earning potential post-grad school will be enough to manage the additional debt you take on.
According to SmartMoney.com, grad school students can end up owing an average of $50,000 or more, which some people continue to pay well until retirement. The increased debt may not be worth it, especially if there is little to no salary increase to help pay the bill.
Graduate school can indeed open up doors. However, as you make your decision you should find out if your earning potential post-grad school will be enough to manage the additional debt you take on.


Comments
No comments yet. Leave a Comment