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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BacktotheBasics" data-source="post: 19201275" data-attributes="member: 367500">That's cool. Yeah, your question was all over the place. From a money standpoint, you don't need financial stability to apply to medical school because you can take out loans to manage cost of living and tuition but you not be able to buy everything you want. If you choose this route you'll be charged money from everything from orientation until graduation for the stupidest things but fighting over it is not worth it. If you're worried you'll take too much out, unless you want to go to a super expensive (60K+ tuition alone school) finishing earlier and earning an attending salary for an additional year will be absolutely worth it. If you have any aspiration to be a physician focus on that alone. Visit Pre-Allo and figure out how to get that done (MCAT, research, extracurriculars, shadowing, volunteering) all need to be done. It's a multi-year process that it sounds you've only half completed. You can always transition to PA/NP/Nursing later...</blockquote>

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