Borrowing money to pursue an advanced degree makes sense if

a.

you can earn a scholarship to pay for your educational costs

b.

your future earnings potential outweighs the debt you may accrue

c.

you already have the financing to pay out of pocket

d.

your employer is willing to pay for your tuition

The correct answer is B. Your future earnings potential outweighs the debt you may accrue

Explanation:

In many countries, higher education or the level of education that provides you with an advanced degree such a professional, master or doctorate degree is not free, instead, you are required to pay a considerable amount of money to attend university and get your degree after a specific amount of time or classes. Because of this, it is common for students to borrow money or ask banks or other institutions or people for the amount of money they need with the promise of returning it and in most cases some extra amount of money (interests or accrue) by the end of their career or after a certain time.

This is recommended just if the person cannot get the money by other means and if the future earnings exceed the debt and the interests (money paid for a loan), because in this way it would be possible to pay the debt and increase earnings obtained with the degree in comparison to earnings without it which is the main idea of pursuing an advanced degree; otherwise the student would have get a debt that is not possible to paid and will not bring any benefits. Thus, borrowing money makes sense or is recommended is "Your future earnings potential outweighs the debt you may accrue".

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