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Svetach [21]
2 years ago
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Jonathan is pursuing a degree in marketing. He researched income trends and expects his starting annual salary to be $35,000. Ba

sed on his expected income, what would you recommend as his maximum student loan debt
Business
1 answer:
White raven [17]2 years ago
5 0

The equivalent of his student loan debt can be over re-paid while being spread over number of years.

<h3>What are maximum student loan debt?</h3>

The maximum student loan debt refers to maximum amount of loan that are grantable to student and are expected to be repayed back either during school or when employed.

For undergraduates, the maximum is $57,500 and $138,500 for graduate or professional students.

Because he expects his starting annual salary to be $35,000, then, the equivalent of his student loan debt can be over re-paid while been spread over number of years.

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The cons are (1) It requires equipment and technical training. (2)It reduces in persons interactions with the related doctors.

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Explanation:

Solution

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Telemedicine has a variety of growing applications and services that uses email, two way videos, wireless tools, smart phones and other types of telecommunication technology.

Two companies that offers Telemedicine is given below:

(1) CC: CC was established in the year 2010. it works with practicing physicians that are board certified to provide various range of Telemedicine services around the world. some services that CC cover s are primary care, home care, urgent care.

(2) CADo : It is a service that helps to connect patient  with doctors though phone and online. this company is specialized to offer basic medical services which does not require visits in person

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