Financing medical school is a matter of concern for many premedical students. Medical school is expensive and so is the application process. The primary source of financial aid is at the schools themselves. Once you're accepted, be sure to work closely with the financial aid office.
Most students generally finance their education through savings, family resources and federal loans.
For a guide through the financial maze associated with financing a medical education, consult the AAMC's resource manual called Monetary Decisions for Medical Doctors . For information about the loan programs listed above visit Princeton Review's Medical school financial aid site. Save money now for medical school. Begin financial planning with family members, some of whom may assist you. Limit your undergraduate borrowing.