[Fido969]

1. Her practice is in a fancy area. These people don't want their teeth pulled, or cheap fillings. It's implants and caps. A “dentist to the rich” should be able to make 150-200K a year, even just starting out. Eat spaghetti and chicken for a couple of years, and pay the thing down.

2. Joint the army. A couple of stints and they'll pay your student loans.

3. Work in a rural area, there are many programs that will forgive student loans if you make a commitment to be there for 5 or 10 years.

She wants to have her cake and eat it too.

[Starboard]

“Her practice is in a fancy area.”

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That being the case, she should be able to cash out at some point (maybe sooner than later) and pocket a lot of money.

She conveniently neglects that issue.

[spokeshave]

Work in a rural area, there are many programs that will forgive student loans if you make a commitment to be there for 5 or 10 years.

Watch the series Northern Exposure...where a NY doctor is sent to a remote Alaskan village to work off a $100K tuition fees.

[stevio]

She wants to have her cake and eat it too.

Eh, eh, eh, cavities.