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Discussion in 'Underrepresented in Healthcare' started by solar3000, Dec 3, 2008.

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  1. solar3000

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    hi, I am about to start taking pre-med classes at my college. I already have a bachelors in psychology. I don't qualify for any more grants and so I was wondering if there are any types of grants/ scholarships or whatever you call it to help pay for my pre-med classes...any ideas?
     
    #1 solar3000, Dec 3, 2008
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    wow, so I guess there aren't any opportunities? :thumbdown:
     
    #2 solar3000, Dec 5, 2008
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    As for as I know, there are no specific pre-med grants or scholarships. The same criteria that a school would use to give you a scholarship if you were an english major is thes same they would give you to for your pre-med classes. They best you can do usually is do some summer research which usually pays about $4,000, but besides that its pretty dry out there for pemeds.
     
    #3 DoctaJay, Dec 7, 2008
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    This may not be your "cup of tea" but work in any capacity for a university and qualify for free tuition. I was able to completely earn a second bachelor's degree for free by working for a university. Most have some type of tuition benefits for university employees (as do university hospitals).

    There are loads of clerks, custodians, nursing assistants and pharmacy techs at my university hospital who are earning degrees for free with their tuition benefits. It's hard to work and go to school at the same time but most seem to be doing well in these tough times of securing loan money.
     
    #4 njbmd, Dec 7, 2008
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    qft.
     
    #5 shmrshines, Dec 7, 2008
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    hmm
    sorry, didnt realize how old this thread was, ignore this lol
     
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