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Paying for Grad School

dmw16

Diamond Member
I am getting ready to go back to school. My company will pay me back at the end of the semester, but I don't have $6000 (or whatever it is) laying around to pay for school up front. So for those of you who have been thru a similar arrangement how did you pay for it?

I figure I have 3 or 4 options:

1) Put it on a high credit limit credit card. benifits: get cash back rewards. risks/downside: could be high interest.

2) Federal Loan. benifits: low interest (or maybe no interest) for the short time I have it. If I can get approved for full amount w/ no interest while in school I can buy CDs with my reimbursement money from work. risk/downsides: may not get approved for enough to cover all of school.

3) Private loan. benifits: easy to get. could get a little extra to cover books and a new laptop. risk/downsides: origination fees. higher interest than federal loans.

4) combo of federal and private loans.

I am hoping for option 2 or 4, but I think 3 is better than 1.

anyone else?

thanks.
 
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