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Sure, a career in public service seemed like a great idea -- until you considered the mountain of law school loans you'd have to repay after graduation. Fortunately, the number of loan-forgiveness programs, designed to keep lower-paid graduates from drowning in debt, have nearly doubled in the last four years. Officials credit skyrocketing tuition costs, stagnant salaries for public service workers and competition among schools seeking to recruit top students.
July 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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