<prompt> Human: So after working my ass off several years I have finally payed my undergraduate student loans and am debt free. I was recently accepted to my State dental school and have chose to attend it as it is 30k cheaper per year than any private school I was accepted to. So my expenses over the next four years will be roughly the following... Tuition: 45K Living: 15k Note: Post graduation dentist typically start out between 90-120KThis puts me at roughly 60K a year. I have the following questions: 1. Does anyone have a link to an accurate compound interest calculator so I can figure out just how in debt I will be when I graduate. And what is a typical student loan interest rate?2. Is it true that the government no longer offers subsidized loans?3. Besides the armed forces are there any other government repayment programs I can apply for?4. Would crowd-sourcing my tuition be an outlandish idea? ie. If an individual donated 100 to my tuition, I would provide 100 worth of free care to them or an undeserved individual once I graduate. 5. As I was lucky enough to have multiple acceptances, can I leverage scholarships from universities?6. Once I start school, would it be a good idea to buy an apartment and use the student loans to pay the mortgage?So as you can probably tell by now this is the first time I am ever truly dealing with such large amounts of money and want the next phase of my life to be a financially responsible one, so any other advise you may have I would truly appreciate. Thanks in advance.  <response>: Youre going to be a fucking dentist. Sack up, take on the debt, and pay it back. 