<p>sakky, the observation that leading physicians teach in top medical schools seems beside the point to me. I thought you were writing about the undergraduate anatomy course.</p>
<p>It is unsurprising that leading practitioners would work with pre-selected students at the graduate level. This happens in all fields. But that’s a long way from teaching all junior pre-meds (even thought they too have already been selected to a certain extent by surviving organic chemistry).</p>
<p>With regard to the tuition costs, you might get a banker to invest in few students who have been accepted to top business schools–but that’s quite different from investing in a college freshman.</p>