She had two days to settle into her new life.

The training program would last four months, with classes every weeknight from 5pm to 9pm. In addition to tuition, Dunder-Mifflin was providing her with a small monthly stipend to cover basic expenses during her training.

Thanks to Jan, she had a part-time position ready for her at corporate. Three days a week, she would work from 8am to 4pm, getting off just in time for class.

And, thanks to New York’s incredibly high cost of living, she’d actually be making slightly more than she’d made working full-time in Scranton.

Interesting.