<human>: Greetings to all of you wonderful people,

As the title states, I'm a college senior (graduating in August of 2016) and am looking for some advice as to what I should be doing as of right now, as far as my personal finance goes.

The main issue on my plate is, as most would guess, a ~$24,000 unsubsidized Stafford loan (principle, not counting interest). In addition to being a full time student, I work part time and make roughly $500/month (pre-tax), which is enough to cover my rent and some groceries. 

I've got roughly $9,000 in my savings (from prior jobs, internships, etc.), as well as a small amount of stock that was given to me, worth roughly $5,000 at the current price. 

Should I be doing anything with my savings and/or stock right now to help pay off my loan? Or would I be better suited to just focus on graduating and obtaining a decently paid job? I have pondered it for awhile, and can't quite decide which would be best. I thought about putting a few thousand of my savings toward the loan. Would this be pointless, given that my loan would still be over $20,000?

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<bot>: Senior in college, $24,000 unsubsidized Stafford loan, $500/month income, $9,000 savings, stock worth $5,000. What would be my best course of action at this point?