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Summary: One piece of advice for paying dental school tuition is to work during free time. Get more dental school tuition advice with tips from a dentist in this free video on becoming a dentist.
Dr. David Carr graduated from Texas Tech University and received his dental training from the Baylor University School of Dentistry in Dallas. He travels around the country lecturing...read more
"The school loans that I took out were relatively low because I worked my way through school. Okay, so I had a job. I was a micro-biology assistant, I made the plastic name tags for all the dental students with an engraver. I made jewelry for Neiman-Marcus. So I was always making money, and my wife was making money. But if you take out a loan, and you don't have any access to income, you can take out a significant loan. The federal government has a loan for students that you can pay back over ten years. And so it was very helpful in the loans that I did take out. Then when you get in practice, you have a choice. You can go work for another dentist, you can do research, or you can open your practice, point-blank. If you open it up from scratch, or buy out another practice, then you're pretty heavily in debt even more so that dental school."
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