I graduated in 2009, with a total debt of ~$210,000 (including a car loan).
I have a BS, MA, and JD, but the MA was almost free. I worked part-time all through school, went to a great public school for undergrad, had some assistance from my parents in undergrad, and had merit scholarships throughout undergrad and graduate school, but the JD really added to the balance. The tuition increase while I was in law school was absurd.
I still consider it worth it, because the law school you went to can really affect your career. It certainly has affected mine.
I'm down to ~$40k in debt, which is being paid back on a 25-year term because it is all sub 2.3%. I just celebrated my net worth exceeding $100,000 this past Friday, and am saving ~75% of my takehome pay. I'm pretty happy with how things are going, and am pleased with the value of my degrees, even if they seem super expensive at first glance.