(Dan Tri) - In the US, some universities have exempted tuition fees for medical students, mainly thanks to the school's abundant charity funds.
Total tuition at medical schools in the US ranges from $155,000 to $250,000.
According to the Association of American Medical Colleges' 2022 survey of 17,000 students, 75% of medical students in the US currently have to borrow money to pay for tuition or living expenses. The average debt of a medical student after graduation is $200,000.
Student debt varies depending on whether they attend public or private school, study in their home state or move to another state, receive scholarships, etc.
Understanding the financial problems that medical students face, some universities in the US have introduced tuition waiver programs.
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (Maryland, USA)
Johns Hopkins University (Photo: iStock).
Most American students can study medicine for free at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University during this fall's intake.
This was made possible by a $1 billion donation from Bloomberg Philanthropies, which enabled the school to waive tuition for incoming freshmen from families earning less than $300,000 a year.
In fact, 95% of families in the US fall within this income limit. Not only that, the school will support living expenses for students from families with incomes below $175,000.
"By reducing financial barriers, we hope to help more young people pursue the careers they are passionate about and dream of. We want to help them contribute to society in the most ideal and practical way," said Michael Bloomberg, former mayor of New York City and founder of Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine (New York, USA)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Photo: iStock).
All students entering the Albert Einstein College of Medicine this fall will not pay tuition for the duration of their studies. All students in their fourth year will receive a refund of tuition for the semesters they attend this year. There are no special conditions set by the school.
The Albert Einstein College of Medicine launched this massive tuition-free program thanks to a $1 billion donation from Ruth L. Gottesman, chairwoman of the school's board of trustees.
With this humanitarian program, the school hopes that students from disadvantaged families will be able to overcome financial challenges to pursue their dreams.
Grossman School of Medicine, New York University (New York State, USA)
Grossman School of Medicine (Photo: iStock).
All American students admitted to Grossman School of Medicine are automatically considered for scholarships, including full tuition waivers and living allowances.
Students do not need to go through any formalities to be considered for the scholarship. The school will collect information from the federal government to understand the financial situation of each student. In addition, the school also pays for health insurance for all students studying medicine at the school.
The factors that schools use to decide whether to award scholarships to students depend on the student's academic ability and family circumstances. Usually scholarships are awarded as soon as the student enrolls.
F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University (Maryland, USA)
Students attending the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine not only receive free tuition, but also receive a salary while they study.
In the future, students of the school will serve in the military and units responsible for public health care.
Immediately after enrollment, students will periodically receive payments including salary and living expenses.
In addition, students at the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine also enjoy free health care services. It is estimated that each year, a student at the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine receives about 70,000 USD from the school, including tuition waivers, salary, living expenses and some other expenses...
In return, students must commit to a period of military service. The school's admission process not only sets requirements for academic ability, but also physical fitness criteria, to ensure that graduates can serve in the military.
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson Medical School (California, USA)
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine (Photo: iStock).
In 2020, the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine began operations. The school decided to waive tuition for students in the first five classes, from 2020 to 2024.
Duke University School of Medicine (North Carolina, USA)
Duke University School of Medicine (Photo: iStock).
Duke University is a prestigious private university. All medical students at Duke University are automatically considered for the Rauch Family Leadership Scholarship.
This scholarship has been awarded since 2013 by the Raunch Family Foundation with a commitment to support students with all tuition fees, expenses incurred during the study process, travel expenses, living expenses...
Only one student is awarded this scholarship each year and at the end of the school year, the school will re-evaluate to find the most deserving student to receive this scholarship for the new school year. The criteria are mainly based on the student's academic results.
In addition to this scholarship, the school also has a number of other scholarships with the desire to reduce the financial burden on students attending medical school at Duke University.
Cleveland Clinic Lerner School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University (Ohio, USA)
All students attending Cleveland Clinic Lerner School of Medicine are tuition-free. While studying here, students will specialize in studying and researching ways to improve health care.
Stanford University School of Medicine (California, USA)
Stanford University School of Medicine (Photo: iStock).
Students pursuing master's and doctoral degrees at Stanford University School of Medicine may receive full scholarships.
The Knight-Hennessy Scholars program awards scholarships to 100 students each year. The scholarships include tuition, expenses incurred during the study period at the school, living expenses, money for books, documents, learning equipment...
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/nhung-truong-dai-hoc-my-mien-hoc-phi-va-danh-biet-dai-cho-sinh-vien-nganh-y-20241227234717813.htm
Comment (0)