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Page 1: Dino Koff May 7, 2012

Dino KoffMay 7, 2012

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How Do You Pay For College?

OGrantsOScholarshipsOPowerballOLoansOSavingsOWorkOService Awards

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Where Does Aid Come From?

O FederalO LoansO Scholarships (Service)O Loan Repayment

O StateO LoansO GrantsO Loan Repayment

O InstitutionalO Loans and Scholarships/Grants

O Private ResourcesO FoundationsO CompaniesO Undergrad Institutions

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Cost of AttendanceO Tuition and FeesO Room and BoardO Books and SuppliesO Personal ExpensesO TransportationO Dependant careO Actual cost of a computerO Disability needs

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Why Financial Management?

O Average Public Medical School Cost of Attendance? (year 1)O $51,307 (in state) $73,749 (non-

resident)O Average Private Medical School Cost

of Attendance? (year 1)O $69,913

– Source: AAMC Tuition and Fees Questionnaire, 2012

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Why Financial Management? (Part II)

OAverage Public Medical School Debt?O $137,197

OAverage Private Medical School Debt?O $151,874

O Does not include pre-medical school debt

O Source: AAMC LCME Part IB, 2011

Geisel School of Medicine Average

Debt 2011: ~$137,000

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Clinical Clerkships, Electives, USMLE, On Doctoring and Local Transportation

OCost of Attendance increase for students who:O Live at a distance from the Medical

SchoolO Incur travel expenses in excess of

the amount included in the budget ($250)

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Books: Budget figures reflect average book purchases in each class. Students whose necessary book purchases go beyond this level may seek a budget adjustment through the Financial Aid Office.

Computer, PDA, Equipment: The COA can be increased one time in a students 4 year degree for a computer and PDA. This does not include warranties, printers, cameras…

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“My parents are not helping me and my…

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You Can Do ThisO Federal Stafford Loans

O Subsidized $8,500O Unsubsidized $34,200 (1st year,

increase each year)

O Federal Graduate PLUS LoanO Up to the COA

Going away 7/1/12 for grad students

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Student loans are debt, but they’re also an

INVESTMENT

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Direct Stafford LoansOTotal of $42,700 per year O Interest rate – fixed at 6.8% for life

O“new” loans after July 1, 2006ONo rate reduction being discussed

in front of Congress currentlyO6 Month grace period after enrollment

endsO0-2% origination/guarantee feeOUnsubsidized Only

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GRAD PLUS LoansO Federal Loan

O Not Parent, not Undergraduate

Study

O Yes Loan !O Up to COA less other aidO Fixed 7.9% Interest RateO 3% Origination/Default Fee

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How do I …

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What Financial Aid Package is Better?

A B C

Scholarship

$37,000 $41,000 $40,000

Unsub Stafford

$10,000 $11,000 $14,000

School Loan

$5,000 $5,000 0

Total: $52,000 $57,000 $54,000

School Loan A: 5% after residency; School Loan B: 8% after grad

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Options

•National Health Service Corps•Health Professions Scholarship Program (Military)

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Portion of AGI Available for Loan Payment in IBR

Portion of AGI Available for Other Expenses

Portion of AGI Needed to Cover Basic Needs(150% of poverty guideline)

Portion of AGI Available for IBR Loan Payment(15% of remaining AGI)

Slide: Jeff Hanson, Access Group

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Financial Aid Organizer

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Check it Out!

Ohttp://dinodms.wordpress.com/

OFacebook: Dartmouth Medical School Financial Aid


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