There should really be 2 certificates given at commencement to commemorate the J.D. experience. Your law school diploma. And the bill.

For those contemplating the J.D. leap or those who are taking it, law school loan debt is often an inevitable reality. And while you probably can’t avoid it completely, you can definitely take measures to manage and minimize it. And the penny saved in law school, will be one less yanked from your wallet when you leave. Here are a few ways to rein in spending as an “L”.

 

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