This article was produced by StateImpact Idaho, a collaboration between Boise State Public Radio (KBSX News 91.5) and NPR. StateImpact Idaho reporters Molly Messick and Emilie Ritter Saunders travel the state to explain how economic issues affect you. Visit stateimpact.npr.org/idaho.
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The state pays $4 million a year to fund students in 2 out-of-state programs.
In an effort to alleviate Idaho’s doctor shortage, the Idaho Board of Education is asking state lawmakers to approve money to pay for five more Idaho students to earn medical degrees each year from the University of Washington’s School of Medicine.
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