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  • #16
    Aisha,



    Where is your husband from? My husband is german (born and raised) and went to med school there...



    Kris

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    • #17
      Dear Kris,



      My husband is from India and went to med school there as well. For any of you married to a foreign med school grad, it is a different experience compared to grads of US med schools, don't you agree? A residency doesn't just drop from the sky; it takes a lot of extra paperwork. Thankfully my husband didn't need an H-1 visa as he is a permanent resident, but I know of many very qualified foreign med school grads (excellent grades, have been published, USMLE I and II scores in the mid -90s) that go on interviews and are told straight faced that the only problem is their visa . Oh well, it just makes them that much more grateful when they do get a residency ... as we are in this household .



      Aisha

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