Yeah, I hear what you're saying. I'm not sure where to find aggregate employment data other than the school's own reports. In any case, I made an incorrect assumption when I came up with the 120k -- I added added average salary, average signing bonus, and other guaranteed compensation. But only half of the graduates got signing bonuses and even fewer had additional compensation. Even so, the average salary alone was around 95k. I know nothing is guaranteed, but statistically, it looks like a mistake to to further delay career advancement in order to be debt free. Anyway, thanks for your insight.