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Should You Defer Student Loan Payments During Your Medical Residency?
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Medical school is one of the most costly educations  — with the average medical  student  graduating with about $192,000 in debt.
 
While most doctors eventually go on to make desirable salaries, medical residencies are usually low-paying, according to U.S. News and World Report. That can make it hard to keep up with student loan payments.
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