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> They can immediately go for research or volunteer work that otherwise wouldn’t recoup their costs

So why not structure it so the tuition is completely forgiven if someone does this rather unconditionally free?

I don't see why someone who goes to this medical school, only to become a cosmetic surgeon who ultimately makes millions a year doing discretionary procedures should have free tuition.

There seems to be some shift going on in society. Like we've acknowledged a world with "haves" and "have nots" is unavoidable, so we might as well just focus on diversifying the "haves" and give everyone an equal shot at winning the lottery.

I guess that's better, but it's a sad thing to settle for.