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My daughter is really smart. She got a 1590 (Math and Reading) on her SAT and a 3.9 GPA. Well, she graduated at the top of her class and was valevictorian of her grade. She applied to many colleges and was accepted to Yale University. I could not get any scholarships for her and I cannot get student loans because my credit score is horrible because I lied that I was bankrupted to save my cash and stuff. I am no rich at all. I cannot afford it and cannot get a loan because I got into trouble with the bank manager, falsely sued him for "hitting" my car. What should I do? I don't know if I should have my daughter go to college or not? She wants to go and go to its Medical School....jeeze, I'm gonna be dirt poor when she' done with schooling. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Absolutely you should have her go to college. She can take out loans to cover some of the expenses; it isn't usually the parents who take out the loans. She can also get work-study. It sounds like you have made a lot of mistakes in your life. Don't make one which would doom your daughter to the limits you have experienced if she has a chance to get out.

Problem with college?

I would definately send you daughter to school, even if it means moving to a smaller house.

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The first two options I am suggesting are what I would consider if I was in your position. Both offer a means for your daughter to have her education paid for. The first is the National Health Service Corps: http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/

They offer a scholarship in exchange for years of service in Public health clinics and hospitals. The second is the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: http://www.usuhs.mil/ Not only would your daughter get a free education but she'd be earning a handsome salary while going to school. Of course, she'll have a military obligation after school, but don't worry--they don't send doctors into harm's way.

If neither of those appeals to your daughter, consider an offshore medical school. They're about a third of the cost and she can get her MD just as easily through one of them as a US school.

Feel free to contact me directly if you need additional info.

Problem with college?

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