Graduate School on a Budget: Define Your Life by What You Learn, Not By What You Owe Paperback – October 4, 2011

The points and examples made revolve around maximizing income, reducing expenses and utilizing debt wise!y. The real life examples reinforce these issues and show the need for strategic planning. With two daughters heading g to grad schools with no undergrad debt and the dad bank closed, this book is required reading.

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I wish I had read this book before I signed up for grad school! Graduate School on a Budget thoroughly covers the important things to consider and do before, during, and after grad school to help you save money and hone in on what you really want to do with your advanced degree. This book is well-organized and easy to read. I recommend it for anyone who is considering grad school and for those who are in the middle of it and wanting to get even smarter about how they're spending their money. You'll be way ahead of the game for reading this book.