Case Study

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For many Americans, the dream of pursuing a college degree is not possible because of the staggering cost. For those who can afford to graduate with a bachelor’s degree, their pursuit of advanced learning may be impeded because of the cost and their undergraduate debt ( National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, 2017 ). For 2021–2022, students pursuing master’s degrees had an average federal subsidized and unsubsidized loan debt of $18,970 and an average federal Direct PLUS Loan debt of $27,930 ( Ma & Pender, 2022 ). Yet the average debt amount accrued by those pursuing master’s degrees is not nearly as staggering as the amount accrued by students pursuing professional degrees. For 2022, the median medical school debt for allopathic medical school graduates was $200,000 ( Association of American Medical Colleges, 2022 ).

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