South is very close to 100k tuition (not sure if I'm supposed to disclose the amount), and I end up getting around 2000$ for living expenses each month. If I take out max loans--which I am currently-- it will come to ~150k total (but I am planning on getting a couple rotations in cities where I have friends/family to stay with so may end up giving back some of that loan money)

Someone can correct me if I’m wrong but when I went on an interview at a program, one interviewee said he got accepted into Colorado, which is the cheapest to attend. I think Case Western is pretty cheap depending on the location. The tuition is $64K first year and $56K second year, which adds up to $120K. But cost of living in the three locations is different and the program is a total of 70 credit hours compared to the other programs, which are 100+ hours. So I don’t know how much the extra three months in the other programs compare to CWRU. After that, I would say NSU is third since one of the students said he was able to rent a house with two other roommates for $700 a month in Ft. Lauderdale. At the end, I believe the cost to attend any of the programs all come out to be around the same.

Just so you know, none of the programs I looked at were drastically less or more in terms of cost. Not when you consider starting salaries and 10 year loan forgiveness. I don't care if I take out an extra 10k because I plan to work 10-15 hours OT or per diem most weeks.

What is concerning is that I was told they can only give me 1300 per month for living costs.

I was told by the director that Nova Ft Lauderdale is about 110k just for tuition. He said he calculated it. I think it may be a little off, I was told it should be 120k ish debt with everything after. Housing, food, etc. Some programs have the data