Do doctors have to start paying back their student loans during their residency?

AtheistGuy asked:


Be cause they only make about 30K for 4 or 5 years and they probably have over 200K in loans.

If they do, does the same thing apply to PLUS loans?

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2 Responses to “Do doctors have to start paying back their student loans during their residency?”

  1. hdmets77 Says:
    January 9th, 2010 at 6:43 pm

    Doctors, just like all other students, start paying on their loans once they are out of school. There is a time frame, I believe it’s one year, before they actually have to start repaying. It doesn’t matter what career you go into.

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