The MSS Task Force for the training of doctors Debt data have been verified in the last 20 years by the Association of American Medical Colleges, the federal government and other sources about the cost of medical education and debt medical students. The main results are: the closure of the average medical student debt is growing faster than the consumer price index (CPI) for the past 20 years, tuition at public and private schools has increased more rapidly that the International Criminal Court over these 20 years. If not left, exorbitant amounts of these obligations can only relate to delays in the choice of specialty chemicals, raising the fence and a reduction in the number of minorities in medicine.

Debt Statistics student

* $ 139517 - According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, the average educational level of indebtedness of the debt graduates of the class of 2007. The average indebtedness of students from medical studies in 2007 grew by 6.9 percent over the previous year.
* 75.5 percent of the graduates have debts of at least $ 100000
* 87.6 percent of the graduate students in medicine lead loans

Source: AAMC 2007 graduation questionnaire

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