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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:21 pm
That's around what I paid for my 2-year degree (graduated in '01 or '02).Source of the post In retrospect I had $16k in loans for a 4 year degree when I graduated in 1999.
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That's around what I paid for my 2-year degree (graduated in '01 or '02).Source of the post In retrospect I had $16k in loans for a 4 year degree when I graduated in 1999.
Same.Yeah the two year degree route ended up being the smartest thing I ever did as far as not completely putting myself behind the eight ball once I graduated. I made lots of stupid financial decisions in my 20's that screwed me over and took forever to dig out of, but that was my own fault.
wow, really? That's great. For some reason my wife gave me the impression PAs don't make much and it's grueling work. I assume she works in the Pittsburgh area? I know my wife makes way less than she would if she worked in a different county. She said the amount of PTs in the Pittsburgh area is way oversaturated and UPMC/AGH basically lowball all their PTs due to this. Many of her coworkers left to work in Butler/Washington county and make a lot more.Source of the post My wife was lucky to make north of 80K right out of PA school.
Yeah she works at UPMC Shadyside/Presby. She started in the Leukemia ward at Shadyside doing in-patient stuff. That was grueling 10/12 hour days that could go way longer with people who were normally going to die fairly soon. She dealt with Chemo every day etc. Worked weekends, holidays etc. It drained her.wow, really? That's great. For some reason my wife gave me the impression PAs don't make much and it's grueling work. I assume she works in the Pittsburgh area? I know my wife makes way less than she would if she worked in a different county. She said the amount of PTs in the Pittsburgh area is way oversaturated and UPMC/AGH basically lowball all their PTs due to this. Many of her coworkers left to work in Butler/Washington county and make a lot more.Source of the post My wife was lucky to make north of 80K right out of PA school.
I've been trying 11 years to convince my wife to work in outpatient. But she insists she'll hate it, so here we are.Yeah she works at UPMC Shadyside/Presby. She started in the Leukemia ward at Shadyside doing in-patient stuff. That was grueling 10/12 hour days that could go way longer with people who were normally going to die fairly soon. She dealt with Chemo every day etc. Worked weekends, holidays etc. It drained her.wow, really? That's great. For some reason my wife gave me the impression PAs don't make much and it's grueling work. I assume she works in the Pittsburgh area? I know my wife makes way less than she would if she worked in a different county. She said the amount of PTs in the Pittsburgh area is way oversaturated and UPMC/AGH basically lowball all their PTs due to this. Many of her coworkers left to work in Butler/Washington county and make a lot more.Source of the post My wife was lucky to make north of 80K right out of PA school.
She now works in the cardio-thorasic unit as a PA for a heart doctor(s) in the same hospital. It's much more relaxed cause it's outpatient. No weekends, no holidays, much more laid back and she actually makes more. It was a transfer from within UPMC and even though she says she hates dealing with the "bullshit" of office politics sometimes I remind her that her job on the Leukemia ward was much worse and way more draining.
GI Bill for me. I also had the AAS before enlisting so I carried the GI Bill all the way through my Masters and much of law school.Yeah the two year degree route ended up being the smartest thing I ever did as far as not completely putting myself behind the eight ball once I graduated. I made lots of stupid financial decisions in my 20's that screwed me over and took forever to dig out of, but that was my own fault.
Id settle for 0% interest.Of note I'm going to be paying off my student loans this year after like 15 years... and I'd have no problem with everyone (not just my wife) getting some sort of relief overall even though I just paid mine off. The whole system is broken, but it is what it is.
She also gets hers forgiven I think after 15 years or 20 because of the field that she is in or something like that. With that said she got boned the first few years being a PA cause even though she worked for UPMC, she technically drew a check via the Leukemia department so it didn't accrue towards her years of service even after she appealed it. The role she is in now with UPMC is does accrue towards that, but she basically lost about 5 years worth of "time' towards forgiveness.
Same here. Dropped the paperwork off last Friday and was told it’s FIFO after 2/12. Hoping to break even this year after $5k and $1k payments the last two years.Filed my return. They're not processing them until 2/12.
Booooooooooooo.
But when they do process them, they're supposedly doing FIFO, so there's that.
TY. it was. got in. this thing has a $3.25 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE FEE.pretty sure it would give the plan administrator's name on said 5948-sa
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yep, mine too. submitted late January, accepted Feb 12, money in the bank Feb 20.To my surprise my refund was in my bank account this morning.