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So I was in a grad school program in 2011 with a bright future. Ended up having a health scare  over Thanksgiving, had to drop out of the program and eat all the debt (currently at 56K; undergrad included), plus my terrible credit card debt at the time nearly 100% of $12,500 limit over 2 credit cards (7500 at 29.9% 5,000 at 9.8%).

That was essentially the start of 2012 for me. Since then I've cleared $8400 in CC debt (the entire balance of the ridiculous apr card) and 4100$ remaining on my lower interest rate card, and $0 in savings. But I still have 56K in student loans with the most notable loans currently accrusing interest being a 23K loan at 6.8% interest and 8K loan at 8.9% interest, along with a myriad of other smaller loans. My students loans come into repayment pretty soon around 300 bucks for a couple of months and then up to $800ish near the middle of this year.

Luckily I was able to find a job I enjoy, but it has no future/upward mobility and I can only make 21-23K pre-tax annually based on the number of hours I get (but Health Insurance YAY). At the same time I have been spending a lot of money on post-baccalaureate courses so I can try to find my way back into a grad program or some other field with an actual future.

I have moved back home with the folks and they are supportive. At the time I do not pay rent but I can't in good conscience do that for much longer. I have a reliable car with no car note. I spend very little on myself aside from gas, food, and gym membership.

Terrible fortune aside, what should I do? This is operating under the assumption I can't get back into school in the immediate future. Should I just throw everything I earn at my higher interest student loans? Save? Invest? Fake my death?
<bot>: Appx 60K in debt (56K student loans, 4K cc, 0 savings, make appx 21-23K atm) How should I approach my finances?