u/Main_Revenue3251

I’m curious how most med school students are able to afford tuition considering how high the price is. I’m about to begin my first year at CC, planning on transferring as a junior to UCSD next year, and then move on to med school. I don’t receive almost any aid, and my parents will only be able to cover one year of undergrad.

Right now looking forward to this task of paying off schooling debt it seems near impossible, especially with the Big Beautiful Bill’s limitations on federal loans. If I want to attend med school will I have to grind through hundreds of thousands of debt over a decade or two? Are there any loans, grants, forgiveness opportunities that I haven’t heard of? I’m honestly just really unsure about the whole path right now and am not sure if I’m making the right decision

I was rewatching Tyler and Rocky’s post tour interview from 2015, and I was curious if anybody knows if they ever actually raced, and did Rocky ever have to twerk for losing (Tyler kept the go cart per his flag performance, so he couldn’t have lost)

I’m buying tickets to see rocky for the SF show tomorrow, and am curious if theres a specific spot in the arena thats best based on stage design/what rocky does throughout the show

My family makes enough where I receive just about no financial aide anywhere, and the few scholarships I applied for I didn’t receive, so I’m stuck paying the full tuition per year. My parents can cover a decent amount, but not all 4 years as 40k tuition is insane. I’m curious how currently enrolled students/upcoming freshmen intend on paying, and what your financial plan is if you’re in a similar position to me. Heavily considering community college atm just because I’m not sure I can even afford to go.

for those who just got off are you in state or oos and what was your major?