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trinity
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How should i go about funding for my future college and medical school?
Both college and medical school are pretty costly and I want to know how to fund everything correctly. #doctor #money #graduate #pediatrics #surgery #scholarships #finance #college #student-loans
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Jorge Gonzalez Franco
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Hi Trinity, the best way to save for your College is to be smart with your money, try to avoid expenses that are dispensable. Then, you need to review plausible instruments that will provide you an interest gain for the desired term. Once you are reviewing College options, you need to research the Student Loan with the lower possible rate. Remember to use the savings you earned to pay directly the tuition and reduce the amount of debt you will acquire.
Lindsey Manning-Djabbari
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Great question Trinity. I'm sorry it hasn't been answered quite yet! In the meantime, I thought I'd link you to similar Q&A on CareerVillage.org that should be super helpful. Give these a read!
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Derek Biggs
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Hey Trinity,
Best way to pay for college is either with cash that you are saving from working or with tuition reimbursement from other companies. College is expensive. No way around that, unfortunately. Bigger companies often have tuition reimbursement to help with it and can be flexible in hours.
That said, more often than not, they will help fund the undergraduate. Once you get into medical school, you may need to look at some grants/financial aid offered for the school you are going to. I always warn about taking loans out, as small loans can turn into big loans real quick. It is so easy to get well into debt during college and come out with more than you had hoped, so if loans are necessary for you, take the bare minimum and work during your time in school to cover the rest.
Best of luck!
Best way to pay for college is either with cash that you are saving from working or with tuition reimbursement from other companies. College is expensive. No way around that, unfortunately. Bigger companies often have tuition reimbursement to help with it and can be flexible in hours.
That said, more often than not, they will help fund the undergraduate. Once you get into medical school, you may need to look at some grants/financial aid offered for the school you are going to. I always warn about taking loans out, as small loans can turn into big loans real quick. It is so easy to get well into debt during college and come out with more than you had hoped, so if loans are necessary for you, take the bare minimum and work during your time in school to cover the rest.
Best of luck!