Chances are that if you are reading this article and graduated from law school within the last 10 years, you are a part of the 90% of law school graduates with student debt. You also likely have about $130,000 of debt from undergraduate and law school, which has affected or delayed your decisions about certain aspects of your life. This reality was supported by a recent survey conducted by the American Bar Association Young Lawyers' Division and the AccessLex Institute Center for Legal Education Excellence. Both organizations collected data from a group of attorneys representing law school graduates in their 20s and 30s in big law, solo practice, government, industry, and non-profit settings, with the purpose of assessing the burden of student loans and its impact on life decisions.