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A New York University building in Greenwich Village this month. 
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Education

NYU Is Top-Ranked--In Loans That Alumni and Parents Struggle to Repay

By many measures, the elite Manhattan school is the worst or among
the worst for leaving families and graduate students drowning in
debt; 'It feels like I'm kind of trapped'

A New York University building in Greenwich Village this month. 
Desiree Rios for The Wall Street Journal
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Dec. 19, 2021 9:12 am ET

Five months after Kassandra Jones earned her master's in public
health from New York University in May 2019, she still hadn't landed
a job in the field. She was staring down a six-figure student-loan
balance and had to pay for rent and food.

So she sold her eggs. Again.

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