tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1275996914383242610.post4097680450582344933..comments2009-11-06T17:32:19.256-08:00her every cent countshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03559826632110489586noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1275996914383242610.post-83617218448055503162009-11-06T17:32:19.491-08:002009-11-06T17:32:19.491-08:00Maybe list out all your priorities. What's really important versus what isn't. I've researched grad school and it's expensive. I applied last year and I didn't get in so I'll have to put it on hold until I can gain the experience to reapply and pay for the classes. There isn't much financial aid for grad school. Unless your undergrad gpa was A+, you're more likely to get a financial aid package with student loans even after filling out the fafsa. I'd say look into what financial aid is out there for grad school. As for what needs to be paid off, I think the medical bills seems more important. I actually paid off all my dental bill this past summer and it was a lot of money! I hope you're able to figure out how to pay for everything but try not to blow your savings away. You're always bound to need the savings especially for emergencies. I'm in a similar boat with finances and paying off medical and other bills. Good Luck!Artisticpixiehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03300671287261213411noreply@blogger.com