If you are part of a formal program you can take out student loans. Your student loans will include items associated with cost of living and peripherals to your education like fees and books. If you aren't doing a formal post-bac program you may or not not qualify for student loans (I am not familiar with this process).
Most people take out student loans. If you get into med school there will be a lot of resources from their financial aid office. But most people have to take out a mix of subsidized/unsubsidized student loans. Some people take out private loans depending on their financial status/citizenship status.
There are some loan repayment programs such as public service loan forgiveness. The military offers scholarships to pay for medical school in exchange for time served (HSPS - if you get all 4 years of med school paid for, you will owe them 4 years of service and will have to work where they send you during that time). Other options including doing a PhD/MD, in which case, your MD tuition would be covered by the graduate program. NYU and Cleveland Clinic are med schools that offer free tuition to students but are incredibly competitive.
For federal loans no. For private loans yes.
If only student loans were bankruptable.
I'm glad I atleast got this joke
For medical school?
Or fake your death and transfer the debt to your alter ego.
Don't loan out the 300K yourself, that's a small brain move bc loans aren't bankruptable. The 200iq move is to start a real estate LLC, buy a few $1 houses in Detroit, then take out 300k of loans under the business to pay for medical school and say that the business went bankrupt
Creed Bratton has entered the chat.
Be sure to avoid Kevin Spacy
Right on!
