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proglib217

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17. I agree

Reply to WhiskeyGrinder (Reply #11)

Fri Aug 17, 2018, 06:08 PM

Aug 2018

I agree with your post.

I do, however, support the concept of free tuition for medical school attendees *provided the recipient agrees in writing to practice general medicine* **and serve an underserved community for at least seven years following his or her receipt of his or her M.D.**

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Medical school will be free at NYU [View all] UpInArms Aug 2018 OP

WOW! Fantastic! BigmanPigman Aug 2018 #1

I hope this idea will spread to other states. procon Aug 2018 #2

BEAUTIFUL!! My Dad's alma mater. bullwinkle428 Aug 2018 #3

Oh good continentalop2 Aug 2018 #4

What wonderful news. There's no downside to allowing people who have the skills Judi Lynn Aug 2018 #5

this is great and the payoffs economically and socially will make the country better JI7 Aug 2018 #6

There's a couple of decades of NYU Med School graduates who would really like this to be retroactive RockRaven Aug 2018 #7

What a brilliant idea! PatSeg Aug 2018 #8

In CA in-state tuition at UC used to be free. Then Reagan came along. Snellius Aug 2018 #9

When Earl Warren was Governor of Calif disndat Aug 2018 #14

Also Pat Brown, Jerry's father, and even Repub Knight Snellius Aug 2018 #15

If I wanted to stay in the US... a la izquierda Aug 2018 #10

Why subsidize the education of people who tend to not provide the outcomes NYU is trying to foster? WhiskeyGrinder Aug 2018 #11

I agree proglib217 Aug 2018 #17

One small step in the right direction, as long as these students receiving this wonderful ... SWBTATTReg Aug 2018 #12

"in the hope of encouraging more doctors to choose lower-paying specialties" TexasBushwhacker Aug 2018 #13

That's the real problem with this. Sounds good politically but will solve nothing Snellius Aug 2018 #16