<prompt> Human: As the title states, I have over 200k in student loans from, largely, law school.I graduated right when the economy tanked in 2009 and so the first few jobs I had paid nothing, then little. I finally got a job making decent money, but only if you dont consider my loans.I dont work in public sector anymore, so I cant get public interest loan forgiveness. Outside of dumping, literally, 60 of what I take home into my loans, I wont pay these things off for 30 years.Not to mention my interest rate is 7 theyve been consolidated...I cant even seem to keep ahead of the interest generated.Anyone in a similar boat or have any idea what I can do to get out from under these? Im not looking for a handout, just some help getting a grasp on a plan to get out from under these some day.Thanks.  <response>: First... run some numbers. You need to use an amortization calculator like this one200,000 at 7 interest repaid over 15 years is approximately 1800month. Over 20 years its 1550month, but the longer you take to repay the loan, the more in total interest youll pay.The reality is that you have non-dischargeable loans that you have to pay off. You have to figure out how much you can handle per month versus how long youre willing to carry this debt. Your best option is to live frugally and pay it down as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, you should be aggressive about seeking opportunities to increase your income. 