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Originally Posted by DianaB
I wish that we had the money to pay for my daughter's college. She's had to take out student loans to help her out. I pay for her books and try to help her out when she needs it. I think that by making her loans her responsibility that she has taken her schooling seriously. No partying or messing around for her, because she's paying for it. She's determined to graduate and get a good job so that she can get her loans all paid off. I'm very proud of her. She will graduate this spring with a bachelors in biology. She's applying to pharmacy and physician's assistant schools.
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Diana Congrads to your daughter! You must be very proud of her , my daughter is in second year of college and taking all science courses towards her goal to be an optemitrist. Medical field is a very hard profession to get through.
As far as my kids I have two, my son is in a community college and then switches over to private in Jan. He has another year, I have paid his tutution, books etc. for it was not much. My daughter on the other hand is in a private school , boards there. She does take out student loans but not much. Plus she does has a partial scholarship so that helps. I try to help her out to as much as possible. I hate to see her graduate and have 100,000 or more in debt. So I work and try to do my best to help them both out. As long that I see them doing well in school and not messing up , I am there for them. I don't tell my daughter the extent that I am paying so she thinks she has much more to pay later...