Summary
Recently, private colleges have taken 54% of those places.
This change raises questions about how families can afford the tuition.
Private institutions now hold a little more than half of all medical school seats.
Government‑run schools hold the rest, about 46%.
Higher private enrollment can make the cost of becoming a doctor higher for many families.
Recently, private colleges have taken 54% of those places.
This change raises questions about how families can afford the tuition.
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