<prompt> Human: I graduate from a medical grad school next spring. I have 250k in student loans details hereI have a job offer for 100kyear that Im going to accept, and thatll start in July.My boyfriend and I are planning on getting married in less than two years, probably in 2017.Im not sure how much a wedding will cost, but Im guessing around 50k based on some research I did online.The wedding is a priority right now. I dont think I can even touch my mountain of student debtuntil thats taken care of. I dont really have a lot of flexibility with this.Im expecting my monthly expenses to be at most 2000. I dont have a car yet but need one when Istart working.My student loan interest rates are pretty high, right? What can I expect if I refinance them?I have an unbury.us link here 01balance_05028.49payment_00rate_06.8name_1Stafford 02balance_18820.83payment_10rate_16.8name_2Unsub 03balance_29306.27payment_20rate_26.8name_3Grad 05balance_324835.71payment_30rate_37.9name_4Grad 10balance_46066.85payment_40rate_46.84name_5Unsub 04balance_549208.7payment_50rate_56.8name_6Unsub 06balance_645244.99payment_60rate_65.41name_7Unsub 07balance_750400.55payment_70rate_75.41name_8Unsub 08balance_841285payment_80rate_86.21name_9Unsub 09balance_96077.22payment_90rate_95.84 if that helps.EDIT: to clarify, Im in optometry school right now and we dont need to do a residency.Assistant: Why do you say you dont have flexibility about the wedding? Human: Our families are Indian, and our parents have certain expectations. Its a cultural thing to have relatively big weddings like this.  <response>: If familial expectations are whats driving the cost up, then Id talk to them about contributing to pay for it. 