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Medical students in the U.S. face an average debt of $250,995 with monthly loan repayments of $1.800. Strategies to offset medical education expenses include scholarships, budgeting, income-generating opportunities, and entrepreneurial ventures. Hanna Shanar, a medical student, has pursued entrepreneurial ventures to reduce school costs.
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How might the high average debt of medical students impact their career choices and long-term financial stability?
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