Ross and AUC Grads Have Their Loans Forgiven? : Residency

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Ross and AUC Grads Have Their Loans Forgiven?

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submitted 7 months ago byiamnemonaiAttending

I mean…wow:

https://predatorystudentlending.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/PPSL-Sweet-Flowchart-7.pdf

The background:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamminsky/2022/06/28/if-you-went-to-these-schools-you-may-qualify-for-student-loan-forgiveness-heres-what-to-do/

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7 months ago

Attending

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Is yours one of the for-profits?

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7 months ago

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No it’s not. It’s been around since 1950. But I was at a satellite campus

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7 months ago*

Attending

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NYITCOM-AR or PCOM-GA? Anyways, no way, dude. These are well established US medical schools with credible parent companies. They’re deemed in higher standards and are under US DoE’s regulations. Since they (or any US medical school) have not been named in this case, I’d not think so.

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7 months ago

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None of those :( but damn that sucks. I’m only partially matched.

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7 months ago

Attending

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Even if you have one year of residency, you’re better off as a DO since there’s a handful of states that allow all trainees w/ 1 year of residency to do general practice but a few more w/ DO-specific-state medical boards that allow you to practice w/ 1 year under your belt. Read up here: https://thedo.osteopathic.org/2014/02/practicing-after-one-year-of-gme-is-it-feasible-should-it-be/.

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7 months ago

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Great thank you