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Feb 08, 2018 at 09:53 PM
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Does anyone know anything about getting funding for graduate school after filing bankruptcy?
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Feb 17, 2018 at 01:36 AM
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That said, loans should be a last resort, unless you are doing something like medical school where your time and job options are very limited. If it is a standard masters or doctorate program you have lots of options. Time is money and loans can help you have more time for the more demanding courses and other work you are required to do. Scholarships and teaching gigs should be your first options. Depending on the state or school, a graduate instructor position could pay all or at least most of your tuition plus they they do pay a salary and sometimes medical benefits. These of course take time out of your class work but many grad programs require you to teach anyway. For the traditional masters and doctorate programs I highly recommend this book. It was very helpful to me. __________________ MDD with Psychotic Features, Dysthymia, GAD, Cluster C personality traits - Not taking any meds
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