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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ May 25

    Mike Meru long dreamed of being an orthodontist. His $1 million student loan wasn't part of the picture.https://on.wsj.com/2KU8N2s 

    3:00 PM - 25 May 2018
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      1. Vince‏ @vincecaporale3 May 25
        Replying to @WSJ

        Bad money management

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      1. Ron E‏ @ronaboe5 May 25
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        If we're supposed to be sorry for this guy, count me out!

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      1. Hillary's Excuses‏ @BigSillyJerk May 25
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        Hope he is better at putting on braces than he is at making financial decisions.

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      1. Dan Collins‏ @reddawg82 May 25
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        Please give us a line item breakdown on Dr. Meru’s student loan debt.

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      2. Ann Marie‏ @annmarie_hope May 25
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        If folks want doctors and dentists to go to, they should be more sympathetic to the insane amount of tuition charged by the medical and dental schools. It is becoming an impossible burden.

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      3. Dev‏ @Seawalker_ May 25
        Replying to @annmarie_hope @WSJ

        Veterinarians, too. But they can only look forward to about $85,000 a year salary. Very difficult to pay back, unlike the dentist who makes 4 times that.

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      1. Laurie Kimmell‏ @LaurieKimmell May 25
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        That happened because, some students are professional students. My incentive was to get out & make a living to pay off loans and have my own money.

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      1. Bryan Riggs‏ @BryanRiggs May 25
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        He is making 225k a year and not paying enough on his debt that he should never have had grow that large in the first place. smh

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      1. Stephen A. Kingstone‏ @stevek3 May 25
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        CounterBalanCed

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      1.  🦋C65hristine‏ @C65hristine May 25
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        How crazy. But you know, when you use credit and take out loans, you need to know what you’ll be paying back. It called being responsible.

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