<prompt> Human: Im 2 years into a 5 year ordeal of part-time school for CS and my debt is quickly rising. I cant go full-time because I work full-time and support a family. I tried doing full-time everything last semester and it quickly dawned on me that I couldnt handle it. By the time Im finished with school Im easily going to have over 100k in student loan debt and thats not even including my wifes student loans.I know of teachers who take jobs in sketchy urban areas for the government for a few years to pay off student loans. I asked one of my professors if there was anything equivalent for CS graduates and he said if there was he didnt know about it. I understand that most CS graduates make pretty decent money right out of the gate 60k - 70k but with that much crippling debt staring me in the face Id rather just take a lower paying government job for a few years and pay it off.Does anyone know anything about something like this? If not, how did you get around your student loan debt? I want to get on top of this now rather than when Im drowning in a few years. Any advice would be really really appreciated!Edit: Thanks for all the kind and helpful feedback. I have confidence that with hard work and determination Ill get there.  <response>: Youd be insane to work a low-paying job for 10 years to get rid of your loans. Work hard after graduating with a CS degree and your salary can increase quickly, dont be afraid to switch jobs for a pay increase. Plenty of people are worse off than you. Just look at the posts that pop up around here about art students with over 100,000 in debt. 