fromBusiness Insider
1 month agoRussia wants medical grads to find work in 1 year or pay the government 3 times their education expenses
Russian business daily Kommersant estimated in February that it costs the state about $2,480 a year to train a medical student. As such, under the new bill, if a Russian medical student undergoes the typical six years of training, they could face a fine of $42,000 or higher if they don't find a job within a year of graduation.
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