Maybe its just me, but perhaps medical schools should be evaluated on wider grounds than simply the medical school's ability to land their students OUTSIDE of primary care. Seeing as primary care physicians are most in need, perhaps there should be other elements in the equation?

To me this just further exemplifies and exacerbates the unbridled commodification of healthcare...

Another question : if Saba somehow came across $100 million could they perhaps place their graduates outside of primary care on the level of SGU?