Please see response to AAmirrulla. It should quell you displeasure with Rohan’s blog. Google is a great source of information. You would be amazed at what you can learn from the web.

Hope this helps:

In most medical schools, the medical degree requires four years of study. The first two years, called the pre-clinical years, are spent primarily in the classroom and laboratory studying the basic sciences. The third and fourth years are spent learning from direct patient care in the clinical setting under the supervision of experienced physicians. The clinical clerkships are spent in a variety of settings including family medicine, obstetrics/gynecology, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, neurology and psychiatry. Students also pursue specialized elective clerkships in their final year of medical school. During medical school, students are required to take two steps of the US Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE). Step 1 is taken at the end of the second year and must be passed before starting the third year clinical clerkships. Step 2 is taken toward the end of the fourth year, and many schools require successful completion for graduation.

an to ansah yuh narrow minded dismissal of ,, one who ,,,
– certainly not in dis lifetime — u will never be able to occupy any space of his stature !…

Here are some statistics from the American Medical Association on graduating medical student debt.
Student debt statistics
• $139,517 – According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, the average educational debt of indebted graduates of the class of 2007. The average debt of graduating medical students increased in 2007 by 6.9 percent over the previous year.
• 75.5 percent of graduates have debt of at least $100,000
• 87.6 percent of graduating medical students carry outstanding loans
Source: AAMC 2007 Graduation Questionnaire

Sodium aka Sase, the only believable thing ramsammy may have said was that his son owes a million dollars student fees which may have accumulated interest but with that said. please who would believe ramsammy is there working for the people of Guyana when the government is busy buying prados and flying jagdeo all over the world and they cannot pay ramsammy?

Who is going to believe ramsammy is a pauper when the state is paying 13K USD to a consultant / advisor to Jagdeo which seriously is not a hell of a lot of money until you add in all the perks which totals 200K USD per year.

So please give us a break ramsammy, tek de lie detector test.

de ambiguity of “our” ministers is subtle ,, but discernable !….

go figure !