Singletary: Article Analysis

Singletary, a well known nationally syndicated columnist for The Washington Post: “A good first step is to contact the company servicing their loan to discuss all their payment options.” Different companies have different payment options, it’s always best to know this in order to successfully pay off debt fresh out of college. GOBankingRates informs readers of the Huffington Post: “That’s a lot of money to invest in your education, so it’s good to know whether or not you’re making a good investment when you pay the cost of college.” For some students the more they put into college they more they get out of it, it all just depends. “There can be good academic and personal reasons to borrow money for the right school” (McGrath). If the school
students attend is very popular and great, gaining debt in order to attend it will be worth it. One doesn’t always have to gain debt in order to attend college, it’s always important to keep track of deadlines if helpful sources such as FAFSA. (GOBankingRates).