Med schools: Application attrition
Quick View. By AMNews staff. Dec. 24/31, 2001.
Applications to allopathic medical schools have dropped nearly 26% over the past five years. First-year enrollment and graduation numbers have remained fairly constant. Experts cite loss of physician autonomy and the high cost of medical education as two reasons for the decline.
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Assn. of American Medical Colleges.
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