I wouldn't touch the Roth.
The student loan debt is a boat anchor around your neck. Paying it off with your earnings will help you viscerally understand the size of that debt and the consequence of having taken it on. This visceral understanding will help you better evaluate future debt and hopefully not take on more debt than is prudent.
One potential example of this is when people go to buy a first home, they somehow figure out what they can afford, but then when they go and look at potential purchases, they stretch to get into a nicer home and add an extra, say, $50k to their mortgage. ("Hey, that's only $21.58 more per month on the payment!") It's easy to take on the extra amount; it's hard to actually pay off.
Using the Roth would short circuit the above process and I think you'd be farther behind eventually because of it.
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