HELP! Student Loans Overwhelm Chiropractors

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Help! Student Loans Overwhelm Chiropractors

St. Petersburg, FL August 11, 2004 -- The repayment of student loans has become a great burden on today’s chiropractor. Chiropractic tuition rates have steadily increased since 1990. For instance, between 1990 and 1995, tuition at Life University tripled. Student loan debt easily escalates to over $100,000 for chiropractic students. Currently, the tuition for the Doctor of Chiropractic program at Life University is $70,000 for 14 quarters, Palmer College of Chiropractic is $68,550 for 10 trimesters and Texas Chiropractic College is $60,950 for 10 trimesters. This does not include undergraduate education, books, living expenses or any other associated costs. Ultimately, chiropractors are overwhelmed by debt that seems insurmountable.

Student loan consolidation provides lower monthly payments by lengthening the time allotted to repay the loan. Lower monthly payments increase the amount of available monthly income, thus increasing borrowing power (by improving debt to income ratio) and supporting the chiropractor in opening their new practice. Consolidation allows the borrower to lock into a fixed interest rate and protect themselves from future interest rate increases.

For complete article log onto www.OneStudentLoan.com or contact Janel Landis at (800)304-1473 extension 1007.



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