How to Go to Medical School for Free

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Greetings in the name of God Almighty my name is Ogbegbe Goodnews Chizindu am a Nigerian whom had always dreamt to study medicine in the America and no where else my parents do not hav suffient fund to afford for American universities buh has a little contribute i dont like Nigeria system of education they are nt wel equiped nd they hav poor educational facilities i think the dream of any human should be studying medicine in America i shall be happy if given this scholarship instead i wil pay back after two years upon graduation am a hard working boy i promise to take care of myself when i come over and never to disappoint you i wil make your university proud even internationally i have been looking up to this kind scholarship yet to no avail until today the LORD had decided please i beg of you just try me for the first year if i dnt get what you want in my academic you can send me back to Nigeria buh i knw it wil nt happen cos i wil give you more than required i shal be grateful if am given this scholarship

OGBEGBE GOODNEWS CHIZINDU of WI 5:34AM May 25, 2012

My name is RUTH AKAN.Am a graduate of Zoology/enviromental biology. I couldn't study medicine because of insufficient funds. Right now,am so eager to study it and i need a scholarship grant. Here in NIGERIA,there aren't many good schools to study medicine. I wil be happy if am given the opportunity to study medicine in AMERICA.

Ruth Akan of NY 6:46AM May 21, 2012

My name is jemimah kibira.m a kenyan who is soon to graduate with a Nursing degree.my parents couldnt afford my tuition fee for Medicine so i opted for Nursing through the joint Admission Board.i graduated from high school with an A plain and an aggregate of 46.6 out of 48.ive always wanted to do Medicine inorder to better the lives of people back at home.My father is a peasant farmer and my mum is a middle man agent.M in a family of 10 and im the 6th born.My parents dont earn much for me to afford to continue with my studies.With a scholarship,id be able to see my dream come to reality.

Jemimah kibira of CA 7:46AM May 05, 2012

My name is Prashanth.I would like to do MEDICINE but my parents wont afford that much money.I have secured 1039 in my HIGHER STUDIES<12 th> and also I have got 423 in my matriculation level. I have completed twelfth in 2011 .My father is working as an OFFICE ASSISSTANT IN P.W.D OFFICE A CHEPAUK. I AM WAITING FOR YOUR REPLY.

Prashanth of TN 4:16AM May 01, 2012

I'm also praying for this medical scholarship to carry me through because this is a big problem in Africa,which have causes the death of most Africans of not having better doctors to take care of their essential health problem issues each day.

Reagan R.Davies 3:54PM April 27, 2012

the air force schjolarship is not so easy-my son was accepted to medical school-has a 3.8-and has been trying for scholarship since december- can not get

diana of OH 7:13PM March 08, 2012

What ever happened to the NY State med school scholarship by competitive exam? In 1949 it paid $750 per year. At that time SUNY Brooklyn was charging $715/ year! The award wasgiven to 36 college seniors out of the ca 2000 that took the exam.

Daniel Ochs, MD of NJ 8:45PM February 15, 2012

As a National Health Service Corps Scholarship recipient, I wanted to make an addition/clarification to the information about the NHSC.

While the loan repayment program is one option, there is also a scholarship option for those who begin medical school knowing that they want to become a primary care doctor, willing to serve in an underserved area for at least 2-4 years (depending on the length of their scholarship).

This scholarship is analogous to the Military scholarships. It pays for all of your medical school tuition, books, and fees during medical school. It also provides a monthly stipend of around 1,200 dollars.

For more information about the scholarship: http://nhsc.hrsa.gov/scholarships/index.html

For information about loan repayment: http://nhsc.hrsa.gov/loanrepayment/index.html

Chris A. of MI 12:41PM February 15, 2012

Why is it that the basic opportunity for a young person to obtain a medical education is precluded by financial ability to go to school and not based on their desire and ability to become a caring and compassionate physician?

Tom Brady of AK 12:19AM January 18, 2012

This was stressful: All of the hard work as an undergrad, countless hours of preparing for the mcat, graduating as one of 31 scholars at my university with over 40,000 students, Directed Individual Research study with two professors, and dedicating over 320 hours of my free time to community service.

I don't regret all the hard work I have put into becoming a physician because of my desire to help others.

This is what gets me: At this day and age, born and raised in America, it is sad that what worries me the most is not being able to pay for medical school.

Zo of NY 2:05AM January 14, 2012

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