Blog of the Week - No. 2

This week’s Blog of the Week is Financial Confessions of a College Graduate. She’s currently living in Japan and trying to get out of debt so that she can attend law school. She hasn’t been blogging too long, but her blog is worth checking out.

-JLP

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