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You must spend a long time in residency with brutal working hours and typically very little pay. It's been a well known complaint for years that this system ten

• defrost 3y ago
  In my student days there was an entire street scheduled for expansion that had 80 odd houses down one side as cheap rents by the main roads department, I shared a house with seven other students, four were medical, none came from any privilege other than relatively secure working class - two came from farmers, one from a boilermaker, the other from a telecom line working family. There are people willing to work long hours for little return with the prospect of a better job after an apprenticeship. Medical degrees are offered globally, not all locations only allow the children of privilege to become doctors.