<p>Looking at U.S. News med school info, I found a huge discrepancy (in some cases 50% or more) between the costs of med school and average indebtedness of graduates. While most of the top schools cost more than $50,000 a year, many schools graduate students with around $100,000 in debt. Where does that extra $100,000 come from? I just didn't think students had much time for jobs. </p>
<p>People keep telling me not to worry about the money, but I just can't get over this discrepancy.</p>