<prompt> Human: In 2009 I made a decision to quit my retail job and focus full time on my studies. I calculated that with my savings and some student loans I had just enough to make it to my 2011 graduation. I had about 10,000 in credit card debt. During school I made the minimum payments, and received about 20,000 in student loans. I graduated in June 2011 with about 500 left in my bank account. I was lucky to get a job offer two months before graduation. In early 2012 I discovered mint.com and here is my chart showing my progress. I still have a 4,000 0 loan that I will pay off before April 2014 when the offer expires and 16,000 in 4 student loans, that I plan to pay off be the end of next year or sooner. PictureAssistant: Congrats! What happened in February with that drop? Keep up the momentum! It will be so much more exciting when there are no red bars.Human: My student loan was transferred from direct loan to Mohela. Mint double counts it for that month. I dont want to delete the account because it will also delete the entire history.  <response>: Mohela got my loan too. At the time it was a whopping 2k or less and I was already on track to pay it off in about a year. Their system is less flexible that Dept. of Education, so I paid it off even earlier. F U Mohela. 