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How to Achieve Career Goals
What factors are important to consider when planning to fund your education? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Responses
how much debt you are willing to incur
how much debt you are willing to incur
how much money you have spent
how much money you have spent
how much of your projected income will go towards paying debt
how much of your projected income will go towards paying debt
how much your monthly income is at this time
how much your monthly income is at this time
how much you can borrow from friends and family
What factors are important to consider when planning to fund your education? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Responses
how much debt you are willing to incur
how much debt you are willing to incur
how much money you have spent
how much money you have spent
how much of your projected income will go towards paying debt
how much of your projected income will go towards paying debt
how much your monthly income is at this time
how much your monthly income is at this time
how much you can borrow from friends and family
Answers
GPT-4o mini
When planning to fund your education, the following factors are important to consider:
1. **How much debt you are willing to incur** - This helps you determine the total amount you're comfortable borrowing for your education.
2. **How much of your projected income will go towards paying debt** - Understanding how your future income will be affected by loan payments is critical to financial planning.
3. **How much you can borrow from friends and family** - This could impact your total debt and repayment strategies, although it may not be as formal as student loans.
While "how much money you have spent" and "how much your monthly income is at this time" might provide context, they are not as critical in planning for future educational funding as the other factors listed.
1. **How much debt you are willing to incur** - This helps you determine the total amount you're comfortable borrowing for your education.
2. **How much of your projected income will go towards paying debt** - Understanding how your future income will be affected by loan payments is critical to financial planning.
3. **How much you can borrow from friends and family** - This could impact your total debt and repayment strategies, although it may not be as formal as student loans.
While "how much money you have spent" and "how much your monthly income is at this time" might provide context, they are not as critical in planning for future educational funding as the other factors listed.