Employment:
Although employment is not a financial aid program in the
traditional sense, many dental students help finance their
education with income from full- or part-time jobs. Some students
choose part-time programs, extending the amount of time it takes
to receive a degree, but allowing them to finance all or part of
their education through employment.
Some employers will provide tuition reimbursement for their
employees. In most cases, you'll have to commit to working for
the company for a number of years after you've earned your
business degree.
Student Loans:
Most grad students try to minimize the loan component of their
financing, but sometimes that just simply isn't possible.
