Lesser of two (or more) evils... Cambodian Universities?

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Re: Lesser of two (or more) evils... Cambodian Universities?

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Re: Lesser of two (or more) evils... Cambodian Universities?

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The university of Puthisastra (UP) offers degrees in Medicine, nursing, pharmacy and lab tech.
Tuition is in English and it has a foundation year to get students ready for the 2nd Year.

As students are generally fluent in English by the time they graduate, many students from UP do internships overseas to complete their medical degree specialities.

Fees are very reasonable about $2500-3500 per year and they also offer scholarships.

It also gets many students who transfer from UHS complaining about poor quality at UHS.
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