Debt-Ridden University of Miami Law School Grad Tries to Sell Degree on Craigslist

Going to college and grad school these days often requires taking out a LOT of money out in loans. Rather than be confined by the shackles of Sallie Mae for the next 20 years, one University of Miami law grad had a bright idea to rid himself of an ocean of debt: he would just sell his degree on Craigslist.

For $210,000, the lawyer is trying to get back the money spent on the three years of schooling required to graduate. 

"You read right--I'm selling my law degree! I'd like to get what I paid for it but feel free to make me an offer," read the ad. "I'm selling my Juris Doctor because I don't use it and I'm trying to work my way out of debt slavery. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to impress their friends by obtaining a law degree from a top tier law school without having to sit through three years of boring lectures!"

The lawyer offered photos to any interested parties. He also added anyone with "a taste for adventure" could even change their name to match the name on the diploma.

The Craigslist purchase does not include admission to the state bar or allow buyers to practice law.