Dollar$ & $ense: January 2026
BUMC SFS Dollar$ & $ense Newsletter: January 2026 by Kathryn Moore
Student Financial Services helps Boston University Medical Campus (BUMC) students identify ways to effectively meet their financial needs. SFS offers a friendly, student-centered environment that welcomes walk-ins, virtual meetings, telephone calls, and emails.
Our program includes:
We have numerous resources for BUMC students to help make the best financial decisions during graduate school. Whether it's financial aid, housing, or managing expenses and debt, we are here to help!
BUMC SFS Dollar$ & $ense Newsletter: January 2026 by Kathryn Moore
Does the thought of searching for housing in Boston seem daunting? Join Housing Resources on Friday, March 6 from 12-1 PM to learn more about finding a place to live and the rental experience in Boston. Our guest speaker Steve Handler provides great advice, based on his extensive years of experience in the Boston rental […]
Cracking the Credit Code: A Series for Understanding Credit Date: Thursday, February 5th & February 12th at 5pm Ever wonder about the importance of a credit report or why a credit score matters? Getting ready to enter loan repayment and want to know how loans affect your credit score? Maybe just interested in applying for […]
Student Financial Services, along with the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) will be hosting two presentations for our graduating students for the 2025-2026 academic year on Wednesday, April 22nd. Our first session was hosted for our graduating M4 students and second session for the remainder of BUMC graduating students. Please register for your session […]
Student Financial Services hosted a virtual workshop discussing budgeting and financial skill building. We discussed budgeting tips, student perks, loan repayment and much more! View our recording here: Virtual One-on-One Budgeting Sessions: After attending a budgeting session, students had the opportunity to sign up for a one-on-one budgeting advising session with SFS staff. Students should […]