how can i pay off my medical school bills?
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Hello!\n\nMy name is Earl Catlin a financial adviser for 4.0 student loans.  On July 1st student loan interest rates will be rising to 6.8%.  It is best that you consolidate now at a lower interest rate that will also put you at lower monthly payments. For more information visit www.40studentloans.com.  If you decide to apply use my name as your financial advisor and you will recieve a free iPod if approved.\n\nThanks,\n\nEarl Catlin
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I don't know what you have to pay off, but alot of places might be willing to work with you. My student loan lender is letting me make 150 a month payments. I still owe $8,000. its not alot a month, but its better than nothing. wish you luck.
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actually try the hospital. Ask what the insurance companies pay not the charge. Ask how much it would be to pay cash. They have to a certain amount of charity work, see if you qualify. If you have to get the surgery, the hospital should help come up with a way to pay for it
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Just check the nursing school and you also can probably get a regular school loan
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May I suggest to you Ameri Plan's discount benefits program. They do not have any restrictions on ongoing conditions and you can start saving immediately. There is a hospital advocacy program that assigns you a personal advocate to negotiate with doctors on your medical bills.\n\nThe plan also includes savings on dental, vision, prescription and chiropractic care. I'd check them out. I'm so proud to be with them. I know I shouldn't advertise, but your need sounds great. Let me know if you have any questions. wlakin@ameriplan.net\n\nhttp://www.mybenefitsplus.com/40378118\n\nWe are currently running a promotion for just the dental, vision, prescription and chiropractic plan where you can try it out for 3 months for $23 total. This is a great service. You should check it out!
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pay your bills. Get a job.
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The US does not have the same progression for medical training as other countries.\n\nIn the US most students complete a 4 year bachelors degree in biology, genetics or other relevant degree and then go on to Medical School to receive their MD.  In this case the bachelors can cost anywhere from 5,000-40,000 a year dependant on what kind of financial aid you get and whether you go to a private or public university.  Then medical school can run you upwards of 100,000 to complete your MD.\n\nIt is possible to graduate with 50,000 - 200,000 in debt by the time you are finished with all that school.
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Take out a student loan.  They have the best interest rates and you can pay it back once you graduate.
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try Penn foster.. I think it is www.pennfostercollege.com. I'm getting a degree in the medical field and I started off by paying $10.00 down with NO interst and paying like $40 a month...It is great!
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I am a physician and before I went to medical school I used to feel faint at the site of blood or open wounds.  I used to have similar problems after I got to medical school, too.  My first clinical rotation in my third year was surgery and after my first night on call all such problems were eliminated.  It is natural for people to feel squeamish about these issues, but in medical school you get desensitized so you're able to have your arms in muck up to your elbows and still hold down the lunch you just wolfed down.\n\nBest colleges in California:  Think UC, any campus.\n\nMedical schools:  Any you can get into.\n\nCosts:  Depending upon whether you go to a private or public college or medical school, total accumulated educational debt could range from $250,000 - $750,000.  If you take a military scholarship, you'd get your whole medical education paid but you'd owe one year of military service for each year of support.  Think M*A*S*H unit in Iraq.\n\nGood luck!
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1. Get out and network.  Work will not drop into your lap, but if you know a lot of people, it makes it easier to find jobs.\n2. Continue to study.  If you don't keep up with the times, your consulting skills will be less useful.\n3. Keep plenty of savings.  There are periods where there isn't much work.  Make sure you have plenty of savings to handle the rent or mortgage when there isn't much work.\n4. Get yourself insurance.  You don't want to have to pay for any medical emergencies out of pocket.  Make sure you have insurance for the self employeed and take it as a tax deduction.
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1- Try Amazon.com -if you have a Credit card. also\n2- Try eBay.com- here you can bid the price you can pay.\n3- Also check the Medical Library at your University- post\n   a sign since many students need money to help with new\n   books and are willing to sell the old ones-  although a\n   Medical Student will usually keep all his books- my son\n   is a Doctor.
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study like crazy and keep you GPA up, as long as you have a great gpa and a great MCAT you get in to most schools, also volunteer in a hospital or get a job as a tech or something thats the easiest way, the MOST important is your GPA AND MCAT though so study like crazy or you end up like me making 60k a year, with a ton of debt and no hope to get into med school.
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First you will need to be trained in Medical Billing.  Try Brighton College, they have a great program.
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You can do it several ways.\nStudent loans.\nScholarships.\nRegular loan from a bank.\nLoan from your relatives.\nMilitary scholarship(You have to promise to serve in the military after your residency for a certain amount of time. I think it's less than 4 years.)\n"Under-served" area scholarship.(You promise to practice again for a certain numbers of years in an area where there's shortage of doctors-which at this time and for a foreseeable future, just about everywhere!!) There's national shortage of doctors now.\n\nUnless you are super smart and don't have to sleep but couple hours a day, you could have a part time job. But advise against this\n\nI went to medical school free because my father is a disabled veteran and got a child for disabled veterans scholarship. You can only use it 4 years and I didn't waste it on college. \n\nIt's kind of sad but most medical school graduate has about 60,000-120,000 debt.\n\nBut they predict huge shortages of doctors for a long time. So it's an excellent field to go into.\n\nWith the money you'll make ,if you really tighten your belt for 2-3 years you can easily pay off $120,000.\n\nRight now the smallest bonus just to go to a practice or hospital is $20,000.  And for some specialists they can get as much as $80,000 bonus.\n\nGood luck.
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Debt consolidation - learn to budget\ntry learning a trade by taking a class at community college.\nGet a cheaper place to rent(or get roommate) - try carpooling to save money on gas - try to quit bad habits(like smoking/drinking etc.)\n400.00 more a month - comes to a 100.00 a week - that can be made at a part time job.
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If you have an education background and teach in a head start program they will assist in loan repayment.  If you have a medical background there are alot of loan repayment programs as well as sign on bonuses just for coming to work for them.  One thing you can read the back of some student loan disbursment paperwork from your school and there might be some listings on there.