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Harvard's endo program
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According to this year's ASDA Guide to Postdoctoral Programs:
It's a 36 month program and it costs a bucketload of cash out of your pocket - $73,000 per year according to the book. It says that includes travel, board/supplies, insurance, instruments, etc. Frankly I think $73k should include season tickets behind the plate to the RedSox and season tickets to the Boston Pops. I couldn't imagine doubling my school debt load for endo school.
Besides all that, I"m sure it is a good program. Their nonsurgical requirements are a little lower than most of the two year programs, so I would plan to spend only about 40% of your time treating patients, 30% didactics, 25% research and 5% teaching. (Those numbers were given to ASDA by Harvard).
$73,000 per year. That's too much money to pay in my mind.
It's a 36 month program and it costs a bucketload of cash out of your pocket - $73,000 per year according to the book. It says that includes travel, board/supplies, insurance, instruments, etc. Frankly I think $73k should include season tickets behind the plate to the RedSox and season tickets to the Boston Pops. I couldn't imagine doubling my school debt load for endo school.
Besides all that, I"m sure it is a good program. Their nonsurgical requirements are a little lower than most of the two year programs, so I would plan to spend only about 40% of your time treating patients, 30% didactics, 25% research and 5% teaching. (Those numbers were given to ASDA by Harvard).
$73,000 per year. That's too much money to pay in my mind.
