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I don't think that Mike Meru has anything to complain about. Professional schools have been this way for a long time --- you borrow a lot of money to go and then make a good salary which let's you pay it back. It looks to me like it worked out for him. There are prople who borrow money to attend a program on the basis of misleading information from the school. But it doesn't look like that happened here.

That he lets his debt balloon instead of paying it down with his $225K/year salary is on him. It seems like he's betting on some loan forgiveness program coming along to bail him out. Meanwhile, he lives in a $1,000,000 house and drives a Mercedes.