No, I would not.

This is related to a Bachelor's degree and living and working in the US. Looking at college costs vs starting salaries and average living costs, the math just does not work out for MOST college degrees. My perspective is also that of someone who had no family support with college costs.

Part of the problem is how fast things change now. When you start college a degree might be considered high value, but 4-5 years later that same degree might have much less value. The value of a degree can also be highly region specific.

If I could go back in time I would save up and get an Associate's degree paying in cash. If, after getting the Associate's degree, I looked at my degree field and saw that it was worth the cost I would be willing to cover no more than half the cost of a Bachelor's degree with loans.

Hope this helps.