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But how easy is it for a dentist to find jobs in different states. Because ultimately I'd like to live in the Boston area and establish myself in that area.
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I don't think it would be hard at all. Get licensed in that state and find a job. Prior to moving to Boston, contact some friends if you have them in that area and make some connections. Finding a job in another state is easier than erasing a 300k+ difference in debt.
At a cost difference of $350,000, you could hire a private jet to travel to Boston to interview for positions! My God, $550,000 vs. $200,000 of debt is a no-brainer. Just graduate and move there and take your time finding a job if you're so set on Boston. $350,000 + interest will take years to erase. That said, it's not hard to find a position in a different state. Just make sure you have your dental license lined up.
You're not going to be able to AFFORD to live in Boston if you go to Tufts, owing 550k.
