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So I am in a unique situation.

I am currently in vet school with about two years left.

And through some loan simulators and things like that,

I've been able to calculate that I'm going to end school with about $400,000

$420,000 in student loan debt.

So I guess my question is related to how can I set myself up now and in the future for the

best financial position to be in. And should I take advantage of

situations like the public service loan forgiveness to potentially rely on that for some of this

loan debt? Well, I mean, you say you have two years to go. So right now would be the time to

start, like stop in your tracks and stop creating more debt.

Because how much do you have at this point?

So at this point, I'm about $240,000 in debt.

But I have two years remaining in my vet school program.

And then your question after that was basically what can I do to have better choices and be on a better financial footing?

And the answer to that question is right now, like you've got 240,000 now.

You've got to turn the faucet off.

Like you're just going to, there's no point in letting

this get to 400, 425, 450, when you can stop it now. And I think that's the first thing,

is let's come up with a path to where you can finish these last two years and we're not

taking out student loans and going into massive

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