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Harvard Professor Criticizes 50% Medical School Acceptance
The announcement by one of the international universities in the New Administrative Capital regarding open admissions to the medical college with a minimum average of 50% in high school has sparked widespread controversy. Harvard University professor of diseases, Dr. Osama Hamdi, stated that this reflects a decline in admission standards and leads to the graduation of unqualified doctors. He pointed out that the issue is based on money rather than competence and warned that this threatens the quality of healthcare and the future of physicians. He called for the implementation of standardized and comprehensive admission criteria for medical colleges to ensure the selection of competent candidates, rather than relying on financial advantage.
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