For my college students/graduates
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agnosticlady
AL loves da kids : )
Exactly $0.00. I have grants and scholarships. I also work.
As for grad school my parents will contribute towards it and funding from other sources.
So after becoming a certified speech pathologist I won't owe over $5,000.
As for grad school my parents will contribute towards it and funding from other sources.
So after becoming a certified speech pathologist I won't owe over $5,000.
agnosticlady
AL loves da kids : )
What are you majoring in?
I got out of undergrad with minimal debt (right at 6,500) thanks to an academic scholarship.
However, I'm in professional school now, and at the end of my four years, I'm going to owe anywhere between 160k - 195k.
However, I'm in professional school now, and at the end of my four years, I'm going to owe anywhere between 160k - 195k.
Rice'N Beckford
**King of ADOS**
44K 
Nursing and I'll be going back to grad school next year to be a NP my hospital pays for some of it so I won't take anymore loans I'll just pay the rest out of pocket
Are you in medicine it sounds like your in med school, dentistry or something along those lines.
agnosticlady
AL loves da kids : )
If you don't mind me asking how did you end up with that much loans for a nursing degree? Most people I know who majored in nursing graduated with less than $8,000 in debt.
god shamgod
Veteran
I know a chick who went to a private college and took out 32k in loans for an associates degree 
She was addicted to those 3-4k refund checks every semester
She was addicted to those 3-4k refund checks every semester
devizelle
Pro
Ugh 40k undergrad
Haha went to a private school no financial aid took out the stafford loans paid the rest out of pocket with my job as a CNA at the hospital I work at currently. Let's just say the money I spent out of pocket I could've bought a new car instead of the 15 year old car I drive now
I thought so what kind of physician do you want to be