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My Plan · sample premed profile

One plan, premed to attending

Start with your school list. Every answer carries forward, so when you match or sign a contract, your plan is already filled in.

  1. Stage 1 · You are here

    Premed

    Carries forward: school list, savings, state of residence

  2. Stage 2

    Accepted → Med school

    Carries forward: every loan, its rate and whether it’s federal

  3. Stage 3

    MS4 → Match

    Carries forward: matched program and its PGY salaries

  4. Stage 4

    Residency & fellowship

    Carries forward: PSLF payment count, AGI history

  5. Stage 5

    Attending

    Carries forward: the whole picture, every year

Set up your plan or start with your school list.

Money decisions, when they come up

Email reminders, tied to your stage

  • Springnext: Mar 15, 2027 Aid offers arrive. Side by side, they show what each school really costs. Open
  • Maynext: May 1, 2027 Applications open. The application cost planner shows your budget, and Fee Assistance eligibility is worth checking before MCAT registration. Open
  • Octobernext: Oct 1, 2027 The FAFSA opens for the next school year. Needed for federal loans and most need-based aid. Open

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Family view

Share a read-only copy of your school costs and loan plan with a parent or co-signer. They see the numbers, not your account.

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For pre-health advisors & clubs

A free 45-minute “What med school really costs” workshop: slides, the school-cost calculator, and a sign-up link for your members.

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