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Yep, this is the same almost everywhere. You're not going to find many young people who will go to a university to get the qualifications to be a medical profe
by shiroiuma 6mo ago
Yep, this is the same almost everywhere. You're not going to find many young people who will go to a university to get the qualifications to be a medical professional, and then willingly move back to their middle-of-nowhere small town to do that job, even if it pays more.
- Joker_vD 6mo agoThe Soviets would attempt to solve it by requiring the graduates to work off about 3 years in the place chosen by the joint commissions from Gosplan/Ministry of Labour/Ministry of Higher Education (those same commissions determined the number of students to enroll in the first place, so...). And this system (called "distribution", as in, "distributing the graduates to the workplaces") was widely unpopular for obvious reasons.
- shiroiuma 6mo agoIn the US today, they try to entice people to those places by forgiving their student loans if they work there long enough.
- HeyLaughingBoy 6mo agoI knew someone who got a master's in nursing and did this. She ended up really liking the population that she worked with and stayed there past the required number of years.