University degree through a loan program or 10 years of installments for a diploma

Monday, Nov 17, 2025

Mediapool

Student struggles with the fear and process of taking out a large loan, considering repayment strategies.

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Taking out a student loan was one of the scariest decisions made, as it involves a significant amount of money owed under threat of legal action. The process involves contemplating whether to take loans at all, how to secure the minimum amount, and finally, how to repay it quickly. There is also an appeal to readers to register on Mediapool.bg to support independent journalism and access their archive.

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