Tuesday, April 24, 2018
The average amount of debt after four years of medical school is $200,000, so for many medical students, the funds a scholarship can provide are crucial. Truly, though, scholarships are more than simply money. They are hope — to continue their dreams of becoming a physician; they are freedom — from even greater debt and the power to choose what kind of physician to be; they are opportunity — relieving the stress of debt, so students can focus on what matters most; and they are resources — helping students to attain the things they need to succeed.
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