<prompt> Human: Hello,I was hoping to get some advice on the best plan to pay off my loans.Current take home pay is 1200 every 2 weeks. Current loan amounts, types, APRs, and minimum payments are as follows...Great Lakes Educational Loan U.S. Bank - 33,050 305monthlyPrivate - 12,182 3.74Private - 20,863 4.7Great Lakes Educational Loan PNC Bank - 8,598 127monthlySubsidized - 3,700 5.35Subsidized - 2,882 5.75Unsubsidized - 2,015 6.55Aspire Resources Educational Loan - 5,197 64monthlySubsidized - 2,623 4.25Unsubsidized - 1,041 6.55Unsubsidized - 1,533 6.55Bank of America Automobile Loan - 21,724 354monthly72 months - 21,724 2.84Other info, I have been using Mint to track my purchases for about a year now. My rent is super cheap 125mo live with girlfriend at her parents houseAuto insurance, motorcycle insurance, and renters insurance is about 140moCell phone bill is 65mo.I was paying 300mo on the PNC loan, but I do not know if that makes much sense.Im fairly certain my credit score is around 800So if you were me, and you had to fight through this... What would be the best way to do it?It looked into refinancing the private loans, but most places only refinanced if you had a degree. And i didnt finish college...I just got a 5000 credit card with a 2 fee credit transfer and 0 APR for 2 years, would it make sense to pay off 1 or 2 of the smaller loans with that card, as long as I pay it off before the APR increases?  <response>: Highest interest rate first! See for a simulator. 