South Carolina Among The States With The Highest Student Debt
Student debt is a hot topic these days because it’s a big problem in America. But not all states are equal when it comes to what’s owed in student loans, and according to WalletHub, new research reveals where people owe the most and South Carolina is in the Top 10. North Carolina came in at number 26!
- They ranked all 50 states and Washington, D.C. on 12 factors in two main areas: Student-Loan Indebtedness and Grant & Student Work Opportunities.
- They looked at everything from average student debt to the unemployment rate for residents between the ages of 25 to 34 to the number of students with past-due loan balances.
- Based on all that, Pennsylvania tops the list as the state with the most student debt, coming in first for student-loan indebtedness and 12th for grant & student work opportunities.
- Nevada, which is 43rd overall, is number one for grant & student work opportunities.
- Utah is the state with the least student debt, and it’s last for student-loan indebtedness.
Top 10 States With the Most Student Debt in 2023
(Check out where how your state ranks here)
- Pennsylvania
- Delaware
- Mississippi
- West Virginia
- South Dakota
- Ohio
- New Hampshire
- South Carolina
- Georgia
- New Jersey
The 10 States With the Least Student Debt
- Utah
- Hawaii
- New Mexico
- Wyoming
- California
- Washington
- Florida
- Colorado
- Nevada
- Alaska
LauRen Merola Strager is a former NFL & NBA cheerleader turned radio host. LauRen is a former Miss Pennsylvania USA and is a proud wife and mother of two. She is the owner and chief editor for her fashion and lifestyle Blog “All Of The F-Words” and is a champion for the Autism community. You can read all about LauRen’s thoughts on motherhood, pageant life, and everyday life through her online content.
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