Any further advice would be helpful...

some of the earnest, dedicated, hard working university students are considering careers as chiropodists (BTW chiropodist and podiatrist are the correctly spelled with small (lower csse) letters except when at the beginning of a sentence something that perhaps was taught differently 40 years ago -know doubt) already have $30K - $50K in student debt and another 3 years could mean a total debt of $60K - $80K. So with your extensive knowledge of the profession, would you advise them to pursue chiropody? If you do, how should they practise to maximise their income to pay off their student debt while providing a public service dedicated to helping the public? Too many ex-chiropodists have told me that they quit the profession because they were never told that chiropody should be considered a not for profit entreprise including the o/o.