Interesting

[thepoopologist]

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Is $229,132 in student debt worth it?
This is the question students must answer when they contemplate attending West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine-- an institution where the average indebtedness tops $200k.
Student debt for medical school is quite high. In 2010, the average student debt for medical school (public and private loans) was $145,020, according to U.S. News & World Report. The figure will likely grow after a July 1 change, when med school students will no longer have their federal loans subsidized and will accrue more interest on their debt.
The bright side? Medicine is a career with a fairly high income. Reuters reports that in 2010, primary care physicians located in the eastern U.S. held a median income level of $194,000.
Below is a list of the 10 medical schools where students have the highest average student debt, according to U.S. News. Is med school worth it? Weigh in below.

 

[Bacchus]

I'm afraid to read the "weigh in below."

 

[MedPR]

$200k doesn't seem that bad for 4 years of med school tuition and living costs.

 

[donkeykong1]

D.O=DEBT OVERLOAD lol

 

[MedPR]

D.O=DEBT OVERLOAD lol

Majority of the schools on their top 10 are MD schools.

 

[Night Hawk]

The cost of living in DC is astronomical, I'm suprised that GW and Georgetown aren't higher on the list..

 

[235788]

Majority of the schools on their top 10 are MD schools.

DO was heavily represented considering the ratio of md to do schools

 

[docmayer]

If all pre-meds worked together to NOT apply for one year with the reasoning that tuition is to high, tuition would drop by 1/2 the next year (exaggeration, but you get it).

 

[235788]

If all pre-meds worked together to NOT apply for one year with the reasoning that tuition is to high, tuition would drop by 1/2 the next year (exaggeration, but you get it).

lol yeah right. The lowbies (pre-pods etc.) would swoop of those seats in a heart beat.

 

[deleted357625]

DO was heavily represented considering the ratio of md to do schools

true truee

 

[docmayer]

lol yeah right. The lowbies (pre-pods etc.) would swoop of those seats in a heart beat.

Lol true