the purpose of this study is to investigate whether student loans are related to maintaining college life, preparing for work, and getting a job. The data were analyzed by GOMS(Graduate Occupational Mobility Survey) data. The main results of this study are as follows. The amount of loan to be borrowed and the size of the loan amount to be reimbursed were highly correlated with the experience of taking leave during graduation, graduation experience during college, and part-time work experience. And college students who had a large amount of lending scholarship and remaining loan repayment showed three characteristics in maintaining college life, preparing for work, and getting a job. First, there were a large number of job vacancies with experience of graduation and graduation leave and experiences during and after school. Second, after entering university, I had a lot of experience in language training. Third, there were fewer or fewer certificates.