The University of Chicago in 1921
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The University is not undertaking to provide for an enrolment of more than three hundred and fifty in this school. Its aim is to train a limited number of selected students for the medical profession in the best possible way.
A second feature of the medical program is the establishment of the Rush Graduate Medical School, near the Presbyterian Hospital, as a grad- uate medical school for practitioners, that is, for those who already have the degree of M. D. This school will train specialists an...d will further extend medical knowledge among men who have already been in medical practice.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO A third feature of the plan is the very extended provision for special research effected by arrange- ments for close co-operation with the Presby- terian Hospital, the John McCormick Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases, and the Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute.
It was for this great medical program that the University secured in 191 6-17 nearly five and a half million dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The University is not undertaking to provide for an enrolment of more than three hundred and fifty in this school. Its aim is to train a limited number of selected students for the medical profession in the best possible way.
A second feature of the medical program is the establishment of the Rush Graduate Medical School, near the Presbyterian Hospital, as a grad- uate medical school for practitioners, that is, for those who already have the degree of M. D. This school will train specialists an...d will further extend medical knowledge among men who have already been in medical practice.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO A third feature of the plan is the very extended provision for special research effected by arrange- ments for close co-operation with the Presby- terian Hospital, the John McCormick Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases, and the Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute.
It was for this great medical program that the University secured in 191 6-17 nearly five and a half million dollars.
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