LurkerJ said:
Cirio said:
Well the end result is that I will be a doctor and will be making a doctor's salary. Plus if the debt is too bothersome then I can always practice medicine in a rural community for 5 years and have the state pay off all of my loans.
And my total debt will be closer to $400,000 when it's all said and done because of undergrad + masters tuition that I have to pay off too. It's a viscious cycle but if it's towards something rewarding, then I think it's worth it.
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Half a million! Damn... Do all doctors take that path?
A personal question, how old are you?
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Yes, many of them do have debt anywhere for 200K to 500K when they graduate from medical school. That's why I always scoff at people when they say doctors make too much money and should get paycuts.
I'm 24.