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Hello! I'm an incoming med student interested in working with underserved populations in a lower-paying specialty. I'm considering matriculating at my dream school, instead of another school that offered a full-ride scholarship -- but would like insight on how the burden of med school debt may affect my future plans.
Can those of you who work in underserved/commmunity/public health share how the burden of paying off debt has affected your work?
And for anyone who graduated without med school debt (e.g. full-ride scholarship), how has that enabled or empowered your work?
Thanks so much 🙂
Can those of you who work in underserved/commmunity/public health share how the burden of paying off debt has affected your work?
And for anyone who graduated without med school debt (e.g. full-ride scholarship), how has that enabled or empowered your work?
Thanks so much 🙂