How much money is required to do residency in the USA?

The journey to completing all the USMLE steps and securing a residency in the USA can be challenging and costly. Did you know that many candidates spend an average of $15,000 to $20,000 on this process? 💸 From paying for exam fees and study materials to covering travel and interview expenses, the financial commitment is significant for those pursuing a medical career in the U.S.

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