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[TOP STORY] SA’s medical school bottleneck pushes students overseas

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‘Medicine is different. If you get enough points, you won't necessarily get in. They can only take the top 5% or 6%,’ says Brad Latilla-Campbell, country manager at Crimson Education.

11 May 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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