A few days ago
If the government offered to pay for your medical school tution, fees, etc., would you be willing to spend 3 y
If the government offered to pay for your medical school tuition, fees, etc., would you be willing to spend 3 years practicing in a rural part of the country? This could be considered a form of socialized medicine, how do you feel about government intervention such as this?
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Sure, I’d snap up that opportunity in a heart beat. There’s a similar program in the US, but it’s a competitive process versus being ‘offered’. It’s called the National Health Service Corps (http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/). This program provides a scholarship in return for service or it offers loan repayment in exchange for service.
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A few days ago
The government offered to repay up to $65,000 of my college loans for 3 years of military service and then I found out $42,000 my didn’t qualify for repayment and then I got extended 15 months beyond 3 years and sent to Iraq…
There’s always fine print. There’s always a catch. Make sure you find out what it is first!
Otherwise, sure. Send me out into the countryside to do what I would be doing anyway (doctoring to the sick). Seems like everyone gets something out of it, yes?
Fine print… fine print.
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A few days ago
Absolutely! The payback is nothing compared to the cost of medical school.
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