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I do not have a great understanding of the effects of school debt and how I should factor this into where I should matriculate. If school 1's tuition would be about 30k less per year than school 2 due to scholarship, but I feel that school 2 is more aligned with my career goals and can significantly better prepare me to reach them, should I still attend school 1?
Most seem to say that debt is an important factor in their decision making and school 1 is the obvious choice. But personally, after residency I just want a small apartment and a car that works, I don't really care for my salary and am fine paying it to debt. Do you believe the effect of this debt difference should dominate my school preference? Thank you.
Most seem to say that debt is an important factor in their decision making and school 1 is the obvious choice. But personally, after residency I just want a small apartment and a car that works, I don't really care for my salary and am fine paying it to debt. Do you believe the effect of this debt difference should dominate my school preference? Thank you.