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I was recently accepted into a traditional four-year PharmD program to start in the Fall 2015 semester.
I have some questions regarding financial aid, living costs, and health insurance.
So I have already graduated with a bachelors degree so I do not qualify for grants any longer. For those of you who went through the four years of pharmacy school with no grants, how were you able to afford the costs of living plus your education?
Also, by the time I start pharmacy school I would have turned 26 years old so I will not be able to be under my parents' health insurance. Do pharmacy programs offer health insurance to students at a cost? Again, how are you able to afford this with not being able to work full time (or even part time)?
How did/are you going through pharmacy school when it comes to the logistics of life? My plan is to save save save, but I feel like no matter how much I save it won't be enough for four years.
I have some questions regarding financial aid, living costs, and health insurance.
So I have already graduated with a bachelors degree so I do not qualify for grants any longer. For those of you who went through the four years of pharmacy school with no grants, how were you able to afford the costs of living plus your education?
Also, by the time I start pharmacy school I would have turned 26 years old so I will not be able to be under my parents' health insurance. Do pharmacy programs offer health insurance to students at a cost? Again, how are you able to afford this with not being able to work full time (or even part time)?
How did/are you going through pharmacy school when it comes to the logistics of life? My plan is to save save save, but I feel like no matter how much I save it won't be enough for four years.