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Through F-1 Doctors, Yale s doctors in training make it easier for international students to attend U S medical schools Yale School of Medicine

Photo by Anthony DeCarlo Rachel Jaber Chehayeb wanted to stay in the U.S. to attend medical school after graduating from Yale College, but she knew it would be difficult. As a Lebanese citizen, she would have to navigate visa requirements and loans without nearby family or a ready support network. “I only knew of one person who had done it,” said Chehayeb, a first-year medical student at Yale School of Medicine. “There was not a community of international medical students.” The typical and less complicated path, said Chehayeb, is for international students to attend medical schools in their home countries and come to the U.S. for their residencies. In fact, international students account for fewer than 3% of applicants to U.S. medical schools and just .5% of enrollees. Less than one-third of U.S. medical schools (49 total) even accept international students.

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Creating feasible and effective pathways to a healthy, zero-carbon world: Evidence from real-world scenarios

As part of the first-ever Planetary Health Week 2021, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health and the LSHTM Pathfinder Initiative are hosting a side event for the Planetary Health Alliance Annu

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Lake Compounce To Boost Pay Rates Up To $15/Hour For Preseason s Final Hiring Push

Share: BRISTOL, Conn., April 24, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ With outlooks improving for the park s 175th Birthday Season, park management wishes to hire an additional 900 seasonal Team Members to expand operating schedules closer to pre-pandemic standards. To do so, starting hourly pay rates for certain positions requiring an adult (at least 18 years old or graduating high school seniors) will now make $15 an hour at Lake Compounce and be eligible for a variety of perks and bonuses. New this spring, new and returning seasonal Team Members will receive a complimentary 2021 Basic Season Pass for themselves and up to three members of their immediate family as long as they apply and complete the hiring process by May 10.

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The Day - Lake Compounce amusement park looks to capitalize on eased restrictions - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published April 04. 2021 11:00PM BRISTOL (AP) The nation’s longest continuously operating amusement park is hoping to capitalize on eased restrictions as it approaches a milestone year. Lake Compounce announced last month it has pushed up its opening date three weeks, to May 8. The park is celebrating its 175th anniversary this year. Officials said some changes will be noticeable, like new lighting and a new main gate area. Face coverings, social distancing and temperature checks also will be a part of the experience, and Plexiglas has been installed in some areas. “We have clean teams that walk around the park. New plexiglass will be installed to protect both the guest and the team member. And depending on the ride, there might be different restrictions or regulations, Northeast Marketing Director Amy Thomas told WTNH-TV. But, overall, it’s not quite business as usual but we’re really excited to open the park and get back to riding roller coasters.”

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The Day - Lake Compounce amusement park looks to capitalize on eased restrictions - News from southeastern Connecticut

The Day - Lake Compounce amusement park looks to capitalize on eased restrictions - News from southeastern Connecticut
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