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All of the following are ways you can be a responsible borrower EXCEPT… A. Pick in-state schools and community colleges that typically cost less
B. Avoid talking to your loan servicer about repayment options because they will try to convince you to choose the one with the worst terms
C. Borrow what you need and use the funds only on school-related expenses
D. Research what your potential starting salary may be to make sure your loan payment is manageable after graduation

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