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Why Financial Literacy is Important for Premeds

According to AAMC, the average debt of med students at graduation is $183,000 – with repayments ranging from $329,000 to $428,000 after interest. That’s a heavy burden you might carry for many years to come. And it’s why it’s so important to understand your med school financing options.

That’s why we’ve joined with our partners at CommonBond to bring you a special free webinar, How to Finance your Medical School Journey.

At the webinar, you’ll learn how to understand the student loan process, as well as your options for repayment. And you’ll learn how to determine whether refinancing is the right option for you.

The webinar is free, but you must reserve your spot.

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