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They move in with their parents then move back.

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Or take out an extra bar loan.

A. Nony Mouse wrote:Or take out an extra bar loan.

What exactly is a bar loan? My firm is paying for my bar prep and exam, which is great. I'm mainly concerned about housing ($1500/month) and living expenses.

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A. Nony Mouse wrote:Or take out an extra bar loan.

What exactly is a bar loan? My firm is paying for my bar prep and exam, which is great. I'm mainly concerned about housing ($1500/month) and living expenses.

Is your judge okay with that?

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Anonymous User wrote:

A. Nony Mouse wrote:Or take out an extra bar loan.

What exactly is a bar loan? My firm is paying for my bar prep and exam, which is great. I'm mainly concerned about housing ($1500/month) and living expenses.

Wait, that's a thing? Firms pay bar/summer expenses even if you're going into a clerkship first? That's incredible, I thought that was one (albeit short term) drawback to clerking. And how does that not create significant ethical issues?

I took out a bar loan. 8K via Sallie Mae. (and I have awful credit, so if I qualify you will too). Plan on just paying it off in one fell swoop when i get my bonus in the fall.