Medical School Scholarships: How to Increase Your Odds
Looking for ways to increase your chances of receiving a medical school scholarship? Advice today on how to find and earn these coveted awards.
Looking for ways to increase your chances of receiving a medical school scholarship? Advice today on how to find and earn these coveted awards.
Financial advice for residents and medical students about student loans, PSLF, Roth Accounts, choosing a residency program, getting an MPH or MBA, and lots more.
We all want to help our kids, but should a parent feel responsible to pay for their kids' college education? The best thing may be to let them take on more than you think.
This 1st-year medical student has a plan to graduate from medical school debt free and thinks you can do it too.
Student loan management can be tricky, particularly during residency. Finally, you have all the information you need to manage them from undergraduate until pay-off in one place. We're talking private and federal loans, IDR and forgiveness programs (PSLF, REPAYE, PAYE, IBR, ICR), refinancing, and how to pay off quickly.
Today's podcast is about issues facing residents: student loans, when & if you should refinance those loans, disability insurance, retirement accounts, buying a home versus renting, & the importance of living like a resident after residency.
I've blogged at the White Coat Investor for over 7 years but have never told my whole story. Today we tell part of that story from my childhood through medical school. Part 1 of a 3 part blog series so you'll know me and my financial history a whole lot better.
Today I'm mad. I'm mad at doctors who are OK with carrying huge debt and don't feel the urgency to pay it off. Get as mad at debt as I am! Do the math, make a plan, and get the life you want.
A pre-med worries about the upcoming debt tsunami he is signing up for. What advice do you have for him?
So You Got Into Medical School...Now What? is an excellent manual for getting good grades, reducing stress, and matching into the residency of your dreams.
Medical students are pretty much financial idiots, and their schools aren't helping matters. Follow these tips for success.
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Keith Roxo, who has guest posted before and will introduce himself below. I almost had the chance to meet him but he came through SLC a few hours after our ne...
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