I'm projecting I'll be about 420k in debt when it's all said and done. Anybody else have a situation as grim as mine?
Sounds like @anonalt is either going to AZCOM or CCOM.
That's pretty crazy.
Either you are not planning on taking out the max loans or you didn't include the 50-60k of interests you will be accruing while in school.WesternU. My 430k includes 75k I accrued in undergraduate. I fell in the unfortunate situation of getting absolutely zero federal (or otherwise) grants/scholarships/waivers and absolutely zero parental help.
When you say 430k are you adding in interest or are you just calculating off
Tuition and living expenses for those 4 years. Greater than 400k sounds crazy considering 50k x 4 years is only 200k. Where are you getting the other 200 from?
Thank you kind sir. As you can see, I didn't major in mathematics.First of all, tuition is 52k not 50k. Also, if you factor in the 3% increase every year, then you will be looking at tuition of 52k, 53.5k, 55.5k, and 56.k for the four years, respectively. This averages out to be 54500 a year. Add another 4k a year in loan fees, books, supplies, and boards fees. This brings the total so far to 243k.
The op also mentioned that they had an undergrad debt of 75k. Therefore this leaves the op only 111k for the 4 years of living expenses, not 200.
If you don't mind me asking, approx how much did you take out?
You recently graduated and I would think your loans would be in the same territory.
Either you are not planning on taking out the max loans or you didn't include the 50-60k of interests you will be accruing while in school.
I will be your classmate and I also have some debt from undergrad (58k). I calculated that I will have about 470k in debt by the end of the 4 years. Insanity.
I'm hoping that my gf/soon to be wife
Will be making good enough money as an RN that we can live off her salary during medical schoo.
How? HahaLivin' the dream man...
I feel awful for pharmacy students. the job market is horrible and those that do find work in retail are miserableOP, I'll make you feel better, if I don't get a scholarship anywhere I'm looking at around 600k (perhaps 120k less if I end up being able to work during school) due to prior pharmacy school loans. Banking on some sort of loan forgiveness.
How? Haha
RNs tend to be hott. You've also got your living expenses taken care of.
HahahhaaRNs tend to be hott. You've also got your living expenses taken care of.
The math checks out. I was dubious!When I'm all done with residency, I'll be roughly 410k in debt by my calculations. That's only a 17.63 inch stack of hundred dollar bills separating me from freedom...