Tejas has decided to finance his college education through student loans. He is planning on taking out $100,000 in loans to become a nursery school teacher. On average, would this be something a finance professional would recommend? A. No, because he is taking out more debt then he will ever be able to pay back.

B. Yes, because you should always finance your education.

C. Yes, because he is using the money to advance his career.

D. No, because you should never take out student loans.

A. No, because he is taking out more debt then he will ever be able to pay back.

Explanation:

Getting the finance to foot one's bills could come from many different sources, one of which is to put in for a loan. However, the advice to secure a loan might best be given by a finance expert who has the knowledge and expertise required to adequately access the value of the loan, the probable return on investment and ayher embedded considerations. In the scenario given above, taking out a loan of up to $100,000 in other to target the job of finally landing a teaching job at a nursery school which would on average return a meagre pay than cannot be pitted with the loan value would be considered unreasonable on average by a finance professional simply because the return on investment will probably be nothing near the value of the loan. This way, the debt incurred from due to the loan application may never be returned from the intended job.

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