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Information for ApplicantsDifficulty Paying for the Application ProcessIf you total the amount of money one spends on taking the admissions tests, the application fees (central and school), and all the expenses with interview clothing, travel, and lodging, one can reasonably spend at least $1000 to $3000 over the next two years. A test prep course can add an additional $500-1500. It is very important that juniors and seniors begin to prepare for the expenses involved with the entire application process. The costs will vary by individual circumstance, but this page gives you an idea of how much it will cost you. To be eligible, you and your family must qualify as "low income." Usually this means that you and your family's household incomes are not larger than twice the federal poverty level. If you have questions, contact the specific service for eligibility. You should also see if you are eligible for tuition reduction schemes with the test prep companies. Please read the appropriate program information and apply by the proper deadline. AACOMAS Application Fee WaiverAADSAS Fee Reduction Program (due December 1)AAMC Fee Assistance Program (due December 15)CASPA Fee Waiver Program (limited number) PharmCAS and VMCAS did not disclose such a program. This applies to both taking the MCAT and the AMCAS fee.
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Information for Applicants MSAC Pre-Application Checklist for Applicants Graduate Student or Employee Applicants Difficulty Paying for the Application Process Centralized Application Services Letters of Evaluation MSAC Interviews External Links NIH Graduate Partnership Program Premedical Students Guide to Preparing for Medical Programs (University Career Services) Medical Programs Internet Resources (University Career Services) Nursing and Health Careers Resources (University Career Services) Predental student timeline (University of Kentucky College of Dentistry) |
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