It looks like my #studentloan payments just abruptly went up by $1,000/mo. again. So, I guess this will be three times I've had to re-apply for a IDR/SAVE plan with #MOHELA in the past 3 months.
@vwbusguy WTF ? are there fixed-interest loans ? I'm about to apply for one :(
@papa_robot It defaults back to a Standard Repayment if there's no other plan. MOHELA effectively just put me on the SAVE plan for about a month before sending a letter saying I am back on the default Standard Repayment but without saying why. Naturally, their website warns they are experience very high call volume right now.
@papa_robot I think it's genuinely hard for people who aren't dealing with student loans and PSLF to grasp just how incredibly broken this whole system is.
@vwbusguy @papa_robot I paid like 60 bucks per semester and I will pay like, 300 bucks to get my degree. I don't understand the US education system 
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@joel What does that have to do with america? You are literally paying a small fraction of what people pay in pretty much any country in the world, including most of europe.
Yea, like America. But again despite many countries having it, very few have it anywhere near the price you mentioned.
Why did you just link me to a map related to something we arent discussing (free college offered specifically to international students) instead of a link to what we are discussing (public college that is cheap to everyone)?
Regardless your link doesnt address the discussion.. What does inexpensive public college have to do with the USA which has inexpensive public colleges as well? Why call out america as opposed to the many countries that do not have public colleges, like some of the ones in europe?
What are you on about... not a single one of our public colleges are that expensive. You are thinking of private institutions, which again also exist in Europe and are just as expensive.
Public colleges are single digits and below here.
Absolutely false. Cheapest public/community college in the USA is Luna Community College, tuition is only $886.
Saw that goal post getting moved a mile away. You are still wrong. Cheapest 4 year public school is still no where near the prices you mentioned at the cheapest being only $1.6K net.
maybe, I was using the averages. let's see the cheapest
https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/student-finance/how-much-does-it-cost-study-us
I specifically told you both the cheapest public 2year and cheapest public 4 year college in the USA. I pulled it from a list of over 25 colleges all under $2k.
Given that I already told you the cheapest and the price, why did you go and get a list of schools that are clearly much higher in tuition knowing it was already shown to you that there are many cheaper schools?
We call that cherry pickinging. just spewing through links till you find one that backs up your argument while ignoring all the counter-evidence along the way.
inb4: Before you try to move the goal post again and claim your limiting yourself to 4y colleges.. Well even there you are wrong. Cheapest 4 year college is only $1,640 total. California State University–Dominquez Hills
So was I. The school I mentioned, despite being the cheapest in the USA is ranked decently. But yea keep moving that goal post.
@freemo
That's in-state tuition. It requires that you already be a resident of the state of California. Do you know how expensive it is to live in California?
@papa_robot @joel
Good thing I grabbed it from a list of 25 schools all around the same price in the USA all in different states then huh?
@freemo
Where? I don't see a link in any of your previous replies.
@freemo @joel
the "inexpensive" college in USA is around 200-300K