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Hi all,

I posted this in /r/studentloans but that subreddit looks pretty dead, so I thought I'd cross-post here. 

I just graduated law school with ~$180k in student loans from undergrad and law school. Did all this knowing I'd have my school paying my loans for 5 years, make income-based repayments for another 5, and then be off scot-free thanks to Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). 

The Obama administration has recently proposed changes to the program which include a forgiveness cap at $57,500, but I have heard that some people may be able to be grandfathered in to receive full loan forgiveness.

Back-of-envelope estimates indicate that the difference between being grandfathered n or not for me is around 100-125k, so being grandfathered in would be huge for me. 

The catch is this - my first year of employment will be through a fellowship where I'll technically be self-employed, so I won't qualify for
<bot>: $180k in student loan debts from 2007-2014. Need to be grandfathered in to public service loan forgiveness without the cap. What do I need to do?