If you take out a $30,000 student loan at 6%:

1 you will only need to pay back the amount you borrowed

2 you will need to pay back only the interest on the amount you borrowed

3 once you graduate you will have a monthly payment of about $255 each month for the next 15 years

4 your parents are liable for your debt

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Marie Kidd

Social Studies

4 April, 19:22

If you take out a $30,000 student loan at 6%:

1 you will only need to pay back the amount you borrowed

2 you will need to pay back only the interest on the amount you borrowed

3 once you graduate you will have a monthly payment of about $255 each month for the next 15 years

4 your parents are liable for your debt

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Savion · Answer 1

If you take out a $30,000 student loan at 6% once you graduate you will have a monthly payment of about $255 each month for the next 15 years. The monthly payment of $255 is already inclusive of the payment of the principal amount and the interest.

Abraham Beasley · Answer 2

I'm stuck on the same question, I believe it's the third option.