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onetexan

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18. I hope they will keep the residual money invested

Reply to niyad (Reply #16)

Tue Feb 27, 2024, 05:07 AM

Feb 27

After tuitions are paid to keep funding more tuitions of students going fwd in perpetuity.
We so desperately need good doctors and low cost healthcare overall.

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$1bn donation means students at New York medical school will pay no tuition [View all] BumRushDaShow Feb 26 OP

Still need to be admitted pfitz59 Feb 26 #1

I agree. Can't believe the cost of college. I went 2 years at LA city college for free in the 1970s Walleye Feb 26 #3

And then came Reagan.... NM Grins Feb 26 #10

Yep, he had been governor of California, but he sure screwed up education Walleye Feb 27 #19

This is a game-changer for many who qualify but can't afford med school tuition FakeNoose Feb 26 #2

+1 Aussie105 Feb 26 #6

Hope other med schools follow suit onetexan Feb 27 #17

Great News! Now it's time for the drug corporations and insurance giants to cornball 24 Feb 26 #4

Investing in the future of the country? Aussie105 Feb 26 #5

Wonderful! Think. Again. Feb 26 #7

whow. How wonderful for the medical students. riversedge Feb 26 #8

Dear billionaires: more of this, please! Hekate Feb 26 #9

Elon Musk is going to do something like that. chouchou Feb 26 #11

My younger son graduated high school in 2005. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 26 #12

What wonderful news! There could be some majorly talented pontential students that wouldn't get the chance otherwise.... electric_blue68 Feb 26 #13

The Cooper Union on Astor Place was free, it's the best. CoopersDad Feb 26 #14

The Albert Einstein School of Medicine in the Bronx is not new, but it will niyad Feb 27 #16

I hope they will keep the residual money invested onetexan Feb 27 #18

Why would you think that they would not? niyad Feb 27 #22

I meant to say "new program", not new school. CoopersDad Feb 27 #20

EXACTLY!!! niyad Feb 27 #21

An important point in the article about the Albert Einstein School of niyad Feb 27 #15