Okay, I've been silently lurking in this thread for more than a year because my student loan amount has been in flux (for reasons I can't explain here), but it seems to be firmly set now -- so here I am, out of hiding.
As of today, 6/1/2018, my net worth is: ($149,175.48).
Here's the breakdown:
Student loans: ($202,140.63)
401k: $24,555.97
Roth: $16,560.99
HSA: $6,334.14
Emergency fund: $5,514.05
The student loan situation is obviously very terrible, but the good news is that my income is fairly high, so I am able to put a decent amount toward my loans each month while still contributing to my tax-advantaged accounts. So far this year: I've paid down more than $11K of loans, I've maxed out my HSA, and I am paying into my 401k monthly (maxing it out by the end of the year). I have not yet contributed to my Roth -- because I need to do it backdoor, and I'd prefer to do that in one fell swoop rather than lots of little conversions -- but plan to max it out all at once when I get my year-end bonus (or before that, I guess, if I suddenly acquire an extra $5500 somewhere). So I'm feeling good about all of that, even though the loans are...well, on fire.
In addition to chipping away at my loans, I'd like to get my e-fund to at least $10K, though I don't feel a ton of urgency to get there.