Most medical students need scholarship and/or loan assistance to finance their medical education. The first step in the financial aid process is to complete the

Adapted from the Wall Street Physician (WSP) post of November 13th, 2018, “If You Could See Medicine Through My Eyes: Resident Perspective” In my 30+

Several medical students recently have asked about dental insurance. Dental coverage is becoming less and less common as a part of health insurance plans. In

Dear Third-Year Medical Students: The cost of registering for Step 2 CK ($610) and CS ($1,285) for the exam and $500 for travel and accommodations) is

Living on a budget as a medical student is an essential step for minimizing the debt you’ll face upon entering repayment. Try to think of

Dear Class of 2022: Instead of an email update, I thought it would be good to provide you with questions that I am getting where

I recently read about credit scores though a blog re-posted from Future Proof MD, a radiology resident/future fellow who lives and works in Florida.  He

The time to apply for residency programs is quickly approaching. This process can be expensive, depending on your goal(s). The IUSM Office of Student Financial

Dear Class of 2018 and 2019: If you are expecting a refund for the 2018 summer, this will occur according to the schedule or financial