Was discussing this with some of my old classmates from residency the other day. At what point, it today's landscape for physicians, would you say that the level of student loan debt is either too much or just not worth all of the time, hours spent, etc?
I am curious if this number tends to be different for different specialties also and depending on how long one has been practicing. I am also curious if more folks are going to walk away from medicine altogether and just pay the income based repayment amount for 25 years....
That being said, I wonder just how high med school tuition rates are going to go before the push for some sort of cap begins??? My guess is that in less than 5 years we are going to start seeing some push for a cap on med school tuition....
I am curious if this number tends to be different for different specialties also and depending on how long one has been practicing. I am also curious if more folks are going to walk away from medicine altogether and just pay the income based repayment amount for 25 years....
That being said, I wonder just how high med school tuition rates are going to go before the push for some sort of cap begins??? My guess is that in less than 5 years we are going to start seeing some push for a cap on med school tuition....
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