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For residency programs and medical schools

The platform is free for every individual physician, forever. Institutions pay for what only exists at the organizational level.

Cohort enrollment, learning paths mapped to the academic year, aggregate completion reporting, and verifiable Certificates of Completion for your trainees.

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What your trainees get

The same free platform every physician gets — the full curriculum, question bank, PSLF tracking, contract review. Enrollment adds assigned paths and certificates; it removes nothing and gates nothing.

What you get

Cohort setup and invites. Learning paths mapped to your academic calendar — loans before PSLF certification deadlines, contracts before graduation. Aggregate completion reporting you can put in front of ACGME or LCME — never individual-level without a trainee’s explicit opt-in, and nothing at all below five trainees. Verifiable Certificates of Completion for every trainee who finishes a path.

What we will never do

Show you an individual trainee’s data without their opt-in. Sell or share trainee data. Put advertising or product placement in front of your residents.

For medical schools

The book and the course, together

Before the Income is a twelve-chapter financial guide written for medical students by a practicing physician — loans under the post-2026 rules, living on disbursements, the real cost of applying to residency, match-to-intern money. Every chapter matches a free interactive module on the platform, in the same order, with board-style practice questions. Assign the book; students complete the mirrored course; each finisher earns a Certificate of Completion with a public verification link, and the cohort layer above gives you aggregate completion reporting across the class. One narrative arc from first-year borrowing to first-paycheck repayment, in print and on screen — with every year-specific figure maintained at a companion page after the print date.

Free roster enrollment for residency programs — without the cohort-management and reporting layer — remains available on the programs page. Certificates describe curriculum completed; they are not accredited continuing education and confer no professional credential.