<prompt> Human: Ok, my soon to be wife will be graduating from pharmacy school in May. Shes coming out of it with around 180K in student loan debt. I on the other hand am already all paid off and working comfortably in an 80K a year job. She just came out of a meeting with a loan counselor that told her shed have to be making between 2K-3K a month in payments. Any advice on how to get that number down until she gets a job?Assistant: Is she having trouble finding a job? I graduated from pharmacy school 3 years ago and my class had like 100 job placement... maybe things have changed? Once she starts making the pharmacist salary she will be able to afford the payments and may even be able to accelerate them to pay off the loans faster. Human: She has an interview with CVS next week so Im crossing my fingers. Expected job placement right now coming out of her class is about 40 from Midwestern University just outside of Chicago.  <response>: Oh good luck to her! I work for CVS. They have good benefits! My tip for her would be to say that she is flexible as far as what store they put her in. I had to start at a store that was like an hour outside the city and the commute sucked, but I did a nice job there and my pharmacy supervisor moved me to a much better location when one opened up! 