Average Student Loan Amount for Longwood University Master’s Degree Holders
After receiving a master's degree from Longwood, graduates have accumulated an average of $27,439 in student debt. That's 36% lower than the national average of $43,194. If you're repaying the loan over a 10-year period, the average monthly payment for that amount is $319.
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