1988
DOI: 10.1016/0266-4356(88)90001-0
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A study of dental graduates at British medical schools in April 1987

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“…In a survey of dental graduates studying medicine undertaken by Langton over half did not receive a grant during their medical studies, though almost 35% did receive support during the clinical years of the course. 3 An estimated 15-20000 students are self financed presently, having to pay their course fees as well as their maintenance. 2 The possibility of obtaining a discretionary grant from a local education authority varies in different parts of the country.…”
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“…In a survey of dental graduates studying medicine undertaken by Langton over half did not receive a grant during their medical studies, though almost 35% did receive support during the clinical years of the course. 3 An estimated 15-20000 students are self financed presently, having to pay their course fees as well as their maintenance. 2 The possibility of obtaining a discretionary grant from a local education authority varies in different parts of the country.…”
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confidence: 99%