<prompt> Human: Hi, and like the title said I just got accepted to medical school. I am fortunate enough to receive a partial scholarship. Tuition will be 26kyear, Bookslaptopequipmentvaccinesfees 3000. CoL in my area will be 750month for rentutilitiesparking 9000 annually. Other miscellaneous expenses round out to a total of 40k year for a maximum indebtedness of 160k over 4 years.What can I be doing to help prepare myself financially for medical school? I currently work part time for mediocre pay 10hour. Should I find a better job for my final undergraduate semester? I could swing a higher paying 15hr for closer to 40 hours a week, but thats probably pushing the amount of hours I can work. I should add I have 0 of undergraduate debt public state university ftw and will be receiving minimal aid from my parents for medical school Will remain on health insurance and phone plan. Thank you everyone  <response>: Honestly, just chill. Youre 21 and going straight into medical school. Youre going to be extremely busy from now until retirement, so take the next 10 months and relax. Take your fun classes in the spring semester. Finding a higher paying job and working 40 hours per week for 10 months is not going to have any significant effect on your finances long term, especially for the actual amount of work youd be doing. 