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I suspect that if banks are actually responsible for the loans, they will enforce linking to the value of the degree automatically. Assuming I'm running a bank's loan department and want to turn a profit, I'm going to be much more keen on loaning money to future doctors, engineers, and...

"I'm just an ordinary person like everybody else with resources 99.5% of the population doesn't have access to who pulled off a 10-year long master plan to avoid going into debt nearly the entire population suffers from." You're not making any kind of case that you're an Average Joe here.

That's an incredibly fortuitous set of advantages you've listed there. I mean, less than half a percent of Americans are military so very few can possibly get GI Bills, much less stacking all those other programs (granted a large percentage can gain Pell Grants). I think you're proving that...

Gonna disagree. A Doctorate of Medicine degree (MD) frequently takes more than that. Somebody who's just going to operate in a family clinic treating tummy aches and dispensing flu shots might get in under that time but the a highly trained specialist like brain surgeons need six to eight...

Because as long as you're still going to school you don't have to pay it back. I know a few people who are gaming the system this way. They know the debt is crushing so they keep going to school so that the bill isn't due while hoping for either that high-paying job they've been promised so...