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2/25/2020  \nThis is a companion document to the Financial Aid presentation given for the 4th year class meeting in December:  \n[https://uwhsasf. mediasite.com/Mediasite/Play/e71ff2597d9b4aa1b0a5e322776cb3161d](https://uwhsasf. mediasite.com/Mediasite/Play/e71ff2597d9b4aa1b0a5e322776cb3161d)  \nDetailed instructions follow.  \n꙱ Mark Spring Clerkship schedule and important dates/financial aid disbursement on personal calendar.  \n꙱ Note which quarter is the last in which you will be enrolled at least half-time. Note any important dateson personal calendar.  \n꙱ Check your credit score.  \n꙱ Schedule 4 hours on personal calendar to review loan information and educate yourself on current loan repayment options.  \n꙱ One-on-One Loan Repayment Session Scheduled with SOM Financial Aid Office  \n(STRONGLY RECOMMENDED for students with over 100k debt)  \no Download your loan information and upload into AAMC medloans organizer and calculator (instructions below)  \n꙱ Attend Transition to Residency Loan Repayment Session  \n1. Know your individual clerkship schedule, start of first clerkship each quarter and your credit load for  \neach coming quarter. The following worksheet will help you calculate this. Put this information on your personal calendar for easy reference.  \n\n| QUARTER | START DATE OF FIRST CLERKSHIP\u003Cbr>(Aid disburses Friday prior) | CREDIT LOAD | FINANCIAL AID FOR LIVING EXPENSES |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Spring |  | ꙱ Less than 6 credits\u003Cbr>꙱ 6-9 credits\u003Cbr>꙱ 10+ credits |  |\n\nQuick reference chart, max standard living expense allowance:  \n\n| 0-5 credits:\u003Cbr>No financial aid eligibility | 6-9 credits:\u003Cbr>~$3800 | 10+ credits:\u003Cbr>~$7300 |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nFrequently Requested Resources:  \n2019-2020 University of Washington School of Medicine Academic Clinical Calendar  \n[https://blogs.uw.edu/medevalu/fi](https://blogs.uw.edu/medevalu/fi)les/2018/08/2019-2020-Clinical-Schedule_20180725_NoIntersession. pdf  \nGraduate Tuition Dashboard – Calculate your per-credit tuition cost each quarter  \n[http://www.washington.edu/opb/tuition-fees/current-tuition-and-fees-dashboards/graduate-tuition-dashboard/](http://www.washington.edu/opb/tuition-fees/current-tuition-and-fees-dashboards/graduate-tuition-dashboard/)  \nGo to Quarterly Tuition tab  \nCampus: Seattle Campus  \nResidency: (WWAMI Regional students and WA residents select Resident, all others are Non-Resident)  \nStudent Level: Professional  \nGraduate Program: Medicine  \n2. Check off which is the last quarter you will be enrolled at least half-time (6 credits) and mark important dates on your personal calendar.  \n\n|  | ꙱ AUTUMN | ꙱ WINTER | ꙱ SPRING |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Last day to request aid:\u003Cbr>Graduate Plus Unsubsidized Loan | 12/9/19\u003Cbr>12/9/19 | 3/9/20\u003Cbr>3/16/20 | 5/25/20\u003Cbr>6/1/20 |\n| Final Day of Quarter | 12/13/19 | 3/20/20 | 6/12/20 |\n| If you have a grace period, it will expire around (estimated) : | 6/1/20 | 9/1/20 | 12/1/20 |\n\nIMPORTANT NOTE: If you have undergrad loans and have already used up the grace period, you will need to contact your servicer and make arrangements regarding repayment.  \na. If last enrolled half-time in Winter quarter, make sure to have a plan for covering tuition for Transition to Residency, which is only 4 credits ($3,944)  \n3. Check your credit score, make sure you have no unexpected items and/or resolve any issues.  \n[o](o Annualcreditreport.com)[ ](o Annualcreditreport.com)[Annualcreditreport.com](o Annualcreditreport.com) – [https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action](https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action)  \n4. SOMFAO Loan Exit Interviews – Strongly Recommended  \no Schedule a SOMFAO Exit Interview (One on One Loan Repayment Session) with a financial aid counselor (up to 6 months in advance) if you will graduate with over 100k in debt; students with less debt are still encouraged to schedule appointments if needed. 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