Career questions tagged student-loans
What jobs can I get as a medical student?
I plan on becoming a forensic pathologist, which takes a very, very long time. I'd like to know what kind of jobs I can get at certain levels of my college education. I'd like good money, so I can start paying off student loans early. Thank you! #medical-practice #student-loans #forensic-investigation #what-kind-of-jobs-can-i-expect #college-bound #doctorate-degree
What is the best way to manage paying off student loans?
I am asking about paying of loans because I have student loans and I also have loans for my daughter. And I am not sure how we will pay for all this debt. #student-debt #student-loans
Is a doctoral degree worth it?
I want to major in Nuclear Medicine and become a doctor/physician in the field, but I'm unsure if it's worth taking a large student loan for med school. My family isn't the wealthiest and I do not desire to spend my parents' money on anything past a four-year university. I'm willing to work hard for the degree, but I wonder if the loan, time, and effort outweigh the positives of the career. #career #student-loans #medicine #doctor
How long will it take me to pay back student loans?
Loan amounts are huge, how will I be able to live and pay back the loans? #money-management #finance #college #student-debt #student-loans #loans #debt
What is the best way to pay off student debt?
I will have a huge amount of student debt upon graduating from school. I need to find as many ways to pay it off as I can. #student-loans
What is credit and how do I build good credit?
Going into college you are confronted with lots of ways to pay for tuition, including loans. Typically, everyone is charged around the same interest for their loans because there tends to be little to no credit history among young individuals . I know that this may not be the case for any future loans I may take and that my credit score may be taken into account when a bank is giving out a loan. So how do I begin to build my credit and work towards earning a good score? #finance #credit-cards #credit #college #money #loans #student-loans
With all the expenses that come with adulthood (bills, food, rent, etc.), how do you balance them all and anticipate surprise costs?
All of these expenses add on top of your student debt, so how do you handle them for a stable financial future? #student-loans #student-debt #debt #financial-planning #financial-aid #financial-services #scholarships #money-management
It seems like more jobs need a degree to get. If this is the case, why are university/college prices going up? It is just putting more young adults into debt.
I am asking because I am going to college/university to get my degree and I am curious to why it is costing me so much. #student-debt #college-major #degrees #college #financial-planning #student-loans #financial-advising
When thinking of a career path should I have how much debt I will be in after college in mind?
I want to work for a volunteer organization or other low profitable jobs, but I also want to get a college degree. I'm just wondering if it would be smarter/worth it to wait a few years after college before going into a low profitable career because of money? #international-affairs #money-management #financial-aid I am a triplet and also have two brothers so money is not in abundance. #college #scholarships #debt #student-debt #loans #student-loans
How good is it to pay back student loans while still in college?
Wanted to know if it was a good idea to start paying back student debt while still in school or should I wait until I finish? #debt #student-loans #personal-finance #financial-planning #student-loans #college
How long does it take to pay off all of your student loans after medical school?
#medicine #student-loans
What is the best way to find grants to help pay for college?
I am asking, because I need help meeting ends for my college funding. #chemistry #grants #student-loans
While in College how do I manage my student loans?
Don't want to graduate with a lot of debt. #student-loans
How to manage money while in college?
I'm a college student and I find myself running out of money frequently. I try to stay on a budget, but sometimes I need to go over it. Do you have any tips in how to manage money in a small budget? #student-loans #editing #video-editing #post-production #motion-pictures #budgets
How do I get a student loan?
What are the steps I need to take to get a student loan for tuition? #college #student-loans #loans #tuition
Is it worth taking out student loans for graduate school programs? Will I ever be out of debt?
Currently applying to graduate schools. Private school programs are so expensive. #college #graduate-school #scholarships #student-loans #debt #graduate-recruitment
What is the best way to pay off university especially when you will be there for a long time?
I want to hopefully become an OB/GYN one day which is a doctor specializing in prenatal and women's health studies. This career path takes some 12 years of education to even become licensed so I need the least cost burdening method to paying off university. #university #scholarships #student-loans #obstetrics #grants #gynecology
Private Loans vs. Federal Loans. What are the pros and cons?
From what I can understand there are many types of loans for undergraduate or graduate school. Can anyone explain why I should choose a federal loan over a private loan or vice versa? #college #finance #financial-services #student-loans #federal-government #fafsa
How do student loans work?
I have 0 knowledge on how they work. #college #student #student-loans
On average, how many colleges should I look into applying to?
I am currently in my junior year, a crucial time for many high school students around the world. I have to focus on keeping my grades up, while studying and taking the SATs. This is also the time I have to start applying to colleges and then hoping that they would later accept me as one of their own. I am not well-off financially. I don't have the extra money to be spending on SAT classes or private tutoring. I don't want to waste my parents' money on applying to colleges that won't even accept me. I would probably have to take out loans to pay off my college debt in the future. Knowing that, how many colleges should I plan on applying to? I know many college applications cost money, some even over $100. I know eventually I will financially drain myself, but I don't want to start just yet. #college #money #student #high-school #college-applications #student-loans #money-management #financial
Is it worth going through the long years of medical school and residency along with the expenses to become a pediatrician?
I have heard that once you graduate out of medical school and finish your residency, you are in debt and it is often hard to find a job opening. Is this true? #pediatrics #pediatrician #medical-school #medical-education #student-loans #debt
When choosing a college what should I prefer, better reputation or better price?
So I'm pretty smart and have a GPA high enough to get me into a pretty solid college, but I'm worried about the cost and the student loans I would amass. So I was wondering how I would find a balance between both a good education and a good price, but not suffering in either, and in a worst-case scenario, which one should I pay more attention to, college reputation or the price tag? #college #finance #student-loans
Should I apply for student loans?
I do need financial assistance if I attend post-secondary, but I'm worried about the consequences of student loans (accumulating interest if student loans are not paid back in time). Is it a good idea to still apply for loans? #student-loans #loans
If I wasn't able to get a work-study job in college, what would be a great alternative?
I'm headed to college this Fall of 2016 and I don't want to have to depend on my parents so much for money for things such as books and equipment. I think it's essential to try and figure this out now. #college #business #student-loans #knowledge #scholar
Knowledge about loans?
Hello, I am currently a high school senior and will be graduating very soon. Student loans have been a cause of great stress for me. While financial aid appears to cover the majority of my college costs on paper, It is clear to me that I will have to take out loans at some point. Through my school I am eligible to receive $1,750 a semester in subsidized loans. I will be working during the summer to cover any costs that can not be handled with subsidized loans, as well as reducing the total amount in loans I will have to take out. I understand I will most likely have to take out these loans, I am very afraid to get into debt and I need to know how loans work. I understand that they will accrue interest after I graduate or stop being a full time student because they are subsidized, but If I have to take out multiple loans over the course of college, how is repaying them generally handled? Is there a specific time I need to pay them back by? Can I pay for my loans while still attending school (reducing the balance before interest starts to build)? Is each loan handled separately, or in one lump sum(Subsidized Stafford loans from the govt.)? I am not knowledgeable about this in any way and I would appreciate any help offered. #college #student-loans #loans
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
Is it worth borrowing a lot of money to go to my dream school?
I am asking this question because at the end of my college I will owe a lot of money in student loans and if I went to a school that I did not want to go to but was cheaper I wouldn't have to pay back as many student loans and I don't know if borrowing all of this money is worth it. #professor #financial-aid #student-loans #dean
How to go about getting student loans
I wasn't able to fit into any economics classes in high school and am now freaking out about what sources to use for receiving student loans. I know that I am going to need something as my current scholarships aren't fully covering my education and I currently have no money to pay and my parents are not supporting me financially. I don't know which loans would be best suited to avoid debt later on, I don't know what rates are best, I don't know if I should trust variable rates, and I'm honestly just so clueless, so a quick run-down about how to approach this would be wonderful. #finance #economics #scholarships #student-loans #loans
How can I avoid taking out loans?
About to be a freshman in college, but I do not want to fall into debt. #student #students #financial-aid #student-loans #loans
Is spending 8 years learning really worth becoming a doctor?
Right now, I'm a sophomore in high school and very often people ask me who I want to be after college. My response had usually been a doctor, but after doing some research about the job, I understand that becoming an actual doctor is a very rocky step. I feel like a lot of time is needed, as well as a lot of financial resources to finish college and then medical school. As well, I understand that after med school I will need to spend another 2-4 years as an intern and then possibly more to specialize in something. So, I'm just wondering whether in the end it will be worth it, because if I do choose this path I feel like the next 12, or so years of my life I will be a student and possibly not earning enough to adequately support myself and pay the school debts. #doctor #medical-school #student-loans #learning #debt #expenses