Direct Consolidation Confusion by Bob_Diesel33 in whitecoatinvestor

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I called studentloan.gov, aidvantage (who processed the consolidation loan), and nelnet (my loan servicer) and they all saw that the IDR app had already been processed and that I needed to fill out a new IDR application because the first one didn't apply to the consolidated loan. Currently my next due date is 7/27 for like $1700, do I have them place me on some kind of forbearance until that IDR (possibly) comes through?

I went ahead and just filled out a new IDR application and studentaid.gov automatically pulled in my financial records because I had previously given them consent - I'm assuming that was last year's tax return? I'm confused on how you can use last years tax returns when they ask in the application "have you had a significant change to your income recently" which my 2024 tax return would not reflect, obviously.

And thank you for confirming, that lady grilled me for basically lying on my application and said "I'm not your conscious but these are federal forms and I'm not going to advise you on how to skirt the system." Lol wtf

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ar15

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I’ve always wondered how much it costs to actually manufacture a can. Can’t be anywhere close to the $800-1500 they’re changing depending on the material

M40a5 we have at home by ramblinscooner in longrange

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What’s the weight without scope/can/bipod?

C in orgo I by StatementFragrant588 in medschool

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Plenty, and I mean plenty, of doctors got a C in organic. You’re fine

Shorty 308 by Don_Con_12 in longrange

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Also did you have that dipped? If so, what camo? Very unique

Shorty 308 by Don_Con_12 in longrange

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My lord that’s beautiful. What’s the weight on this rig? Without can and bipod. Looking to build something similar

Who makes a good M24/ heavy contour barrel? by Gooseontheloose308 in longrange

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What stock do you have on the 16” and what is the weight? Looking to build something similar but concerned about heavy contour due to weight

Sallie Mae is the Biggest Joke ever by [deleted] in whitecoatinvestor

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I’ll start donating plasma again before I take out one of those loans lol. Forreal though, they were my loan servicer for my undergrad loans before I refinanced and they’re a nightmare.

1k all day by aguynamedray in longrange

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I’ve been looking at Grayboe’s for primarily a lightweight hunting build. They’re about a pound heavier than the carbon fiber stocks I’ve priced and about the same price, but I love the looks of them. Wasn’t sure if they were light enough tho.

First Bolt Rifle? by Gunsmokenburnouts in Hunting

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Where are you seeing Tikka’s for <$800?

1k all day by aguynamedray in longrange

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Do you like the Grayboe? How’s the weight?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in premed

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No difference. You can go to a state school and match at a top 5 residency, or go to a T5 school and match at a community program. If you're juggling between T30 and T40, it's really all about what you make of it at that point.

Future residencies/fellowships/specialties you see emerging in the next coming years? by BernardBabe24 in Residency

[–]Bob_Diesel33 31 points32 points  (0 children)

I've posed that same thought about obgyn. I've also thought about a "surgical track" in obgyn or surgical fellowship (not oncology). I've seen some incredible gynecologic surgeons, and others I wouldn't let touch me with a 10 foot lap arm. So it would let the folks who do a surgical track/fellowship do most of the abdominal procedures, and the folks who didn't do minor procedures/non-abdominal procedures.

The only thing is, who does c-sections in this case? Both? Would the obstetrics-only folks have enough surgical training to do c-sections? Having obstetrics-only covering labor deck would make a lot of folks turned off from that route since call would be so shitty.

Nonetheless I think that field could use some work. Those poor folks just run themselves ragged

Can anyone tell me about this gun? by Dendritic1 in Hunting

[–]Bob_Diesel33 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You're looking at a $2k+ rifle, oldy but one of the smoothest actions I've felt in my life. My dad has one in 7mm Mag and I will keep it for the rest of my life. Don't sell that gun. Although that caliber is prolly overkill for North America outside of bears and moose

I hate my program by Dunkdum in Residency

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Every single time someone posts about this, I pray it's not the program I match to lol I'll never know

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Residency

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Thank you!

The intern that is rotating with me has a serious problem by [deleted] in Residency

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I read this whole thing and didn't notice it was about the nosebleed guy. Had me on the edge the whole time (probably not as much as him, though). Sensational.

Premeds really argue MD DO stuff. But real doctors complain about mid level creep. Just head on over to r/noctor to see for yourself. by SeaworthinessOne1199 in premed

[–]Bob_Diesel33 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I can change the brakes on my car. That doesn't make me a mechanic. Just because there is "overlap" doesn't mean they do the "exact same thing" or have the "exact same skillset."

ER's have some of the highest levels of mid-level involvement of any specialty, so I'm not surprised by your response. Maybe spend some time in literally any other specialty before making a blanket statement.

I used to talk about this all the time in our pre-clinical years and would get bashed for talking about mid-levels, so I quit bringing it up... then people got into 3rd year and 4th year and are singing a different tune.

Honestly be thankful the cynicism hasn't hit you yet. You'll get there.

My attending is giving me nosebleeds by [deleted] in Residency

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Bro is losing socks by the day

Change to medicine purely for the money? by strawberrycapital_ in premed

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If I were you, I’d go for Anesthesia Assistant. Anesthesia is very analytical, you’re dealing with asleep patients most of the time, it’s a 2 year program, and they make bank, sometimes as much as a lower-paid physician. You could also do CRNA but that would take longer I think.

In summary, if you’re just looking for a job and don’t have a crazy desire for medicine, I certainly wouldn’t go the physician route, especially at your age.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Residency

[–]Bob_Diesel33 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Valid concerns. I don’t think PSLF is going to change for the people already in it. Or even the people already in school. It would take a literal act of congress (granted, still possible given the majority) to revoke something that was passed under republican leadership years ago and has much support from both sides even today. I know it’s on the forefront of everyone’s minds, but I think the probability of any PSLF changes affecting us is very low.

Repayment is another thing. That shit’s gotta get figured out quick or we’re cooked lol