Wearing a cap and gown I sat on the field at the University of Maine contemplating my years in college. I earned an education in the classroom, in the offices of Student Government where I served as President, and in the literally thousands of casual – and strong – friendships I made on that beautiful Maine campus. Also on my mind was the student debt I accumulated. I received a small academic scholarship and some financial aid but I had also racked up a sizeable debt. I knew it needed to be paid. Over the years I worked diligently to…
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