Correct. The federal direct is the "under grad" loan. 20,500 is the max you can take out for that. Subtract that and any scholarships received and whatever is left is what you'd take out in your grad...
Yes! That, haha. My brain is jello right now. Well said. I’ve never seen 100% forgiveness, but I’ve seen 50-75%. Just know you have options and don’t let the price tag deter you from attending
The living reimbursement comes from the loans you take out up to the cost of attendance (that 6 figure number). No employer knows where that loan money went to specifically. They only know the grand...
While in school, slim. However, if you work in an underserved federally backed facility upon graduation... easy.
Also, GEPN is the most expensive year because it runs through the
I did receive a decent scholarship (nowhere near even covering one semester of basic tuition). However, the "grad plus" loan is a federal fixed loan. The interest rate is always higher than subsidized...
Congrats all! Even to those that did not get the news they had hoped for. The process was not easy, but you still made it through. You're all meant to do great things.
A previous GEPN made a...
I love your positivity and coping, I hope Yale gathered that from you too. It's funny, checking my email compulsively this time last year has conditioned me to always do so since, haha. That's how I...
Don't rule out a weekend response. For the current cohort, interview decisions were on a Thursday morning and final decisions were on a Sunday morning.
Also, I never received an email about the...
There have been no updates - which is surprising. They're probably trying to rectify internally to not tarnish the name. The professor resigned from Yale so he no longer teaches at either school. It...