How I Pay For Graduate School | Graduate School | Financial Aid Process

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Title	:	How I Pay For Graduate School \| Graduate School \| Financial Aid Process
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If a person can afford grad school out of pocket, is it worth it to go that route rather than taking out loans, even if it's a stretch?
Comment from : @tinywalnut6337

Starting grad school this fall and this has been top of my concerns
Comment from : @MikaelChoi

Thanks for the digit app idea, and they need to sponsor youbig thumbs up!👍🏽😂
Comment from : @kdmok

Does ASU do online for SLP?
Comment from : @ashleyjohnson5516

Very helpful and solid advice All the best!
Comment from : @MrGamerking247

Please Lower The price of all Brands of School Loans,Scholarships 🏫 🙏 Now 500,000 Thats Too Much $$ ,The Whole USA 🇺🇸 500,000
Comment from : @deannaspencer8988

OMG, Digit is my go-to!!!! I started back saving with it a few months ago to get more money It works SO well!!!! Thank you for all of these tips!! I'm applying for MSSLP programs and hope to start in the fall😁
Comment from : @KhiraHolloway

Is FAFSA for grad school a grant or a loan? I got into a grad school that’s expensive and don’t know how I will pay I hate to pass up the opportunity
Comment from : @givimom7798

Is this the girl from Clifford?
Comment from : @lukyguy1240

your video is so helpful Thank you
Comment from : @emelyannett

When do I return back the extra loan money they provided for me? & How would I check the deadlines for my annual loan interest payment on the FAFSA website? ( Trying to prevent any increased interest rate)
Comment from : @DaeWunie

Fantastic information Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @hassanbazzi3545

All programs on not the same that’s just no true at all
Comment from : @bethestandardallday

It feels like you answered my doubts in general! I subbed
Comment from : @hotpink000

I randomly woke up at 2:30 am and searched “how to pay for grad school” and this video popped up Turns out your also studying to become a SLP! This is awesome! Subbing right now!
Comment from : @sena4923

Thank you so so much for this! I also had my undergrad covered and it’s my first time experiencing financial aid for grad school I really want to succeed this first semester so I can possible get the merit based fellowship the next year so I don’t have to pull out loans, so I’m going all out for loans for the first year so I also only have to work weekends or 2ish days a week Glad I’m not the only one in this kind of situation!
Comment from : @anonnnn719

There aren’t grants for grad school And your loan is not from your school it is from the government The school processes your financial aid for you
Comment from : @MeetTheMeyers

Wait this was for fafsa? When do they give you the money? Should I reach out to my programs financial aid office
Comment from : @Andyhoffman98

So they give you grants that you don’t need to pay back for grad school? I thought they only gave those for undergrad? Thanks for your helpful video!
Comment from : @melissaavella3341

Wrong choice Take the 5000$ check and invest in GME 🚀🚀
Comment from : @SupahSwaggKidz1234

You belong on TV I will be sending this video to my daughter so she’ll know what to do You’re Awesome
Comment from : @Iskazi3285

This video was so helpful! I have three questions I am hoping you can answer for me 1) Is "financial aid"/FAFSA only in the form of loans for graduate school? I received state tag grants and need based grants during my undergraduate years AKA money I did not have to pay back 2) Should I wait to commit to a program to apply for FAFSA? 3) Who applies for FAFSA? Me or my parent? Is it based off their income?
Comment from : @ceceliapateman1297

Great video I’m going back to school for Aerospace Engineering and planning out my financial aid, and planning on grad school out of state afterwards and possibly a PhD which will hopefully be paid for The digit app kind of works like different direct deposit accounts too, which is another good options for saving without thinking about it I’m going to apply to all scholarships I can as well Lastly, you’re very beautiful and smart! Congrats on pursuing what you want
Comment from : @blankeyygaming3582

Very very helpful! Looking to apply for this upcoming fall and now I feel even more prepared!
Comment from : @lexivictoria3153

Very helpful
Comment from : @Skinbuddha

I thought this was a good video and glad to see someone in the same boat as me in terms of financial aid It would have been helpful if you were a bit more specific because I'm currently trying to figure out if I want to take out more loans because I've maxed out what I can take out this year on a federal unsubsidized loan and will have to take out a graduate PLUS loan And it all depends on your school/program because in mine I have to calculate how much to ask myself based on my credits and other living expenses
Comment from : @CriticalHealingMoment

How do you sign it and give the money back if they give you too much
Comment from : @kdreamzherself

I don't think you emphasize that the financial aid is loans - all money that has to be paid back You also need to be taking enough credits to qualify for financial aid
Comment from : @melissawerkheiser3394

Love your video chica!
Comment from : @luceroblume

Hi, I was wondering if I used fafsa for my undergrad would I still qualify got it for grad school?
Comment from : @moonchildx389

Did your savings account affect your financial aid?
Comment from : @catcathua9773

I appreciate you sharing your this information Can you please share how you got in? For example, what was your GPA, GRE scores etc Thanks in advance
Comment from : @myfinanciallyfreelife5429

Thanks for the video It answered a lot of my questions I also wanted to knowI guess once you commit to a certain school, is that when they'll let you know how much they're offering you(Whether loans, scholarships, etc)?
Comment from : @lorenag1781