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Financial Aid Resources

The AAMC's FIRST (Financial Information, Resources, Services, and Tools) program provides free resources to help you make wise financial decisions. Whether you’re thinking about how to afford medical school, applying for student loans, or determining your loan repayment options, you’ll find unbiased, reliable guidance from FIRST.

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Financial Aid Resources
Selecting Your Repayment Plan in Two Steps
Review this resource to learn about a two-step plan to determine the best repayment plan for you.
  • December 26, 2023
Minorities in Medicine
Diversifying the Next Generation of Doctors: Career Fair and Workshops
Your opportunity to learn first-hand about the journey to become a future physician or scientist.
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Managing Your Student Loans After Graduation
Learn about what you need to do to manage your student loans before you start medical school.
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Financial Aid Resources
Identity Theft Protection
Gain an understanding about identity theft, how to keep your credit safe, and how preventing identity theft relates to successful money management.
  • December 9, 2023
Financial Aid Resources
Taking Control of Credit Card Debt
Learn tips to take control of your credit cards and understand the signs that indicate you may need help with managing your credit card debt.
  • September 1, 2023
Financial Aid
Upcoming Webinars
FIRST webinars provide information about paying for medical school, student loans, loan repayment, money management, preparing for residency, and more.
Financial Aid Resources
Debt Management Relies On Good Recordkeeping
Manage your money and your debt by adopting the practice of keeping good records.
  • December 6, 2023
Financial Aid Resources
The Cost of Applying to Medical School
Learn about the costs associated with applying to medical school. This information may be of assistance when managing your money as you apply to medical school.
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