Gives you about 31k as an undergrad, and 138k as a grad student.
So combined you could be 160k in debt, which adds up especially if you don't do payments for a few years.
Then there is a whole other product of "private loans" where a bank gives you a loan, but the government agrees to back against loss to some degree (unsure of exact rules). Seems like this limit varies by lender, but is in the 70-120k range
http://studentaid.psu.edu/types-of-aid/loans/federal-direct/...
Gives you about 31k as an undergrad, and 138k as a grad student.
So combined you could be 160k in debt, which adds up especially if you don't do payments for a few years.
Then there is a whole other product of "private loans" where a bank gives you a loan, but the government agrees to back against loss to some degree (unsure of exact rules). Seems like this limit varies by lender, but is in the 70-120k range
https://www.edvisors.com/college-loans/terms/loan-limits/
So all said, you can end up with a LOT of debt.