<prompt> Human: I graduated from law school in January 2017 and took out loans from GradPlus and Discover bank. Below is a breakdown of my loans:Discover5,500 7.62 fixed Discover11,7587.37 fixedDiscover7,143 7.24 fixedDiscover3,5186.87 fixedGRAD5,0006.84 fixed45006.84 fixed40546.84 fixed23046.8 fixed70006.31 fixed20,5006.21 fixed10,2506.21 fixed20,5005.84 fixed33385.6 fixed10,2505.41 fixed20,5005.41 fixed10,2505.41 fixedIm working as a summer associate making about 1000 a week, the pay will increase once I get my bar exam and find out I passed. I have the GRAD loans deferred until Sept 18 based on my income from last year. And my first payment to discover is NEXT MONTH. wtf should I do? Any advice would be helpful.  <response>: Make the discover payment. Can you not make that on 4k a month in income? That is reasonable given your current income.Did you graduate from a T30 law school? Will you be earning 100k in the next year or two? If not, I think you need to think carefully about the rest of the debt. That is the sort of debt that is hard to justify outside a T14 or maybe a T30 school, and you need to really knock it out of the ball park employment wise if you are not coming out of a strong law school given how much you borrowed. If you do not think that is realistic, you might want to consider PSLF and whether it is possible to displace some of the burden of paying for your education onto other taxpayers. If you want to go into nonprofit or government work anyway, making sure you work in a role qualifying you for PSLF should be a no brainer. 