Loans ?

[pathpiano]

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By the end of medical school how much money would you be in debt if you have a loan?

 

[Trenchcoat]

State schools are generally cheaper than private schools but more competitive. Figure somewhere in the range of $180-250k by the end of four years.

 

[yaah]

That varies so much as to be a meaningless question. Some people have loans that include undergraduate education. Some get additional loans to cover living expenses while others do not. And cost of education varies from under $10000 per year to over $50000 (just for tuition) in med school.

You ask a lot of really random and seemingly unrelated questions. I am trying to figure out why you would be asking this question in conjunction with asking so much about hemepath.

 

[LADoc00]

That varies so much as to be a meaningless question. Some people have loans that include undergraduate education. Some get additional loans to cover living expenses while others do not. And cost of education varies from under $10000 per year to over $50000 (just for tuition) in med school.

You ask a lot of really random and seemingly unrelated questions. I am trying to figure out why you would be asking this question in conjunction with asking so much about hemepath.

...I feel Yaah warming up for a ban. Start sending these posts away pls.

 

[ygdrasil]

On a related note, I was brooding about my family's cumulative student loans, and after entering the estimated total of $250K into this calculator, found that we'd need to make monthly payments of $3K to pay 'em off in ten years and that we'd need a yearly salary of $348K to sustain such payments in comfort.