David Geffen Medical Scholarships | David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

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The David Geffen Medical Scholarships allows recipients to pursue distinguished careers free of financial burden. The scholarships provide full financial support to outstanding students entering the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, covering 100 percent of the instate or out-of-state cost of attending medical school-a complete living stipend, including tuition, room and board, books and supplies. The scholarship covers these costs for the duration of medical school, provided scholars remain in good standing.

[@neurostorm24]

"I was eating chicken breast" bahahahahahahaha

[@byamukamasezi3841]

neurostorm24 . how can I get one. Am a poor boy from Africa Uganda but so scientific

[@beetooieru5057]

I wish this scholarship will still exist by the time apply for medschools!

[@marefebalagtas598]

is this scholarship still available in the year 2018? thanks for your feedback! :)

[@shahabuddin7615]

I want to submit my forms for admission so plz help me

[@donceleb1948]

Am interested if it will still exit by 2021

[@nusratislam6830]

what's degree really need for get the scholarships 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@khangvoleminh3955]

Is this scholarship still available now ? How can I apply for that ? And I’m a high school student, so what should I earn for that ?

[@varishamalik3100]

Sir is this scholarship is fully funded partially funded??

[@CharanPagan]

I imagine the students of this school will be very disappointed to discover that UCLA Hospital only cares about profit and does not care about patients at all. I'm sure that's not why most of them decided to become healers.

[@homairanazneen9030]

If news true please,please contact me UCLA..Thank you so much.My number is 01319343602

[@bailofhay978]

I think this is across the board

[@CharanPagan]

@@bailofhay978 you're definitely right. But UCLA Health got an F rating for patient safety because they had gotten so careless. All hospitals may throw their injured patients under the bus, UCLA just has a lot more of them.