$200,000 was the median student debt among private medical school graduates in 2016 the cost of their education was $306,200. Public medical school graduates owe $2000 less on average than private medical school graduates. The rate of the debt increase, however, is not equal to the increased cost of attendance. The cost of attendance for a private medical school is higher than that of a public medical school. Medical school debt was 53.9% of 2016 graduates’ total educational debt. Medical school debt alone accounted for 55.8% of total educational debt among the Class of 2000. Between 20, the rate of debtorship decreased by 11.6%. By 2017, 76% of medical students graduated with debt. In 2010, 86% of medical school students graduated in debt. $223,100 was the average medical school debt owed by 2016 graduates. 
That’s $118,416 when adjusted for inflation.Graduates owed an average of $78,700 for medical school alone in 2000.Adjusted for inflation, the average debt for a medical school graduate was $124,700.Medical school graduates in the 1999-2000 academic year owed $87,000 in educational debt.That’s $53,648 when adjusted for inflation.In 1978, the average medical school debt in the U.S.The average medical graduate’s debt rate outpaces the inflation of academic costs, which in turn outpaces economic inflation. If debt continues to outpace the cost of attendance at the present rate, the average medical student debt will exceed $300,000 by 2024.In Canada, the average medical school debt among graduates is US$19,250.2.4% was the annual growth rate of the cost of medical school.11.1% was the annual growth rate of medical school debt.Adjusted for inflation, the cost of medical school has nearly doubled, increasing by 94%.A 177.7% increase in the average debt took just over 15 years.
An average medical school graduate owes more than 6 times as much in educational debt as an average college graduate. $4.349 billion is the total educational debt among medical school graduates each year. Indebted medical school graduates who received more than $100,000 in scholarships owe a median average $115,000 if they attended a public institution and $130,000 if they attended a private medical school. Medical school graduates owe a median average of $200,000 to $250,000 in total educational debt, premedical debt included. Related reports include Student Loan Debt Statistics | Average Cost of College | Average Law School Debt | Average Time to Repay Student Loans | Student Loan Default Rate | Student Loan Refinancingīetween medical school and undergraduate study, physicians must pay for 8 years of postsecondary education before they can work as doctors. 55% of medical school students use loans specifically to help pay for medical school (as opposed to undergraduate or premed debt). The average medical school graduate owes 6 times as much as the average college graduate. 43% of indebted medical school graduates have premedical educational debt. 76-89% of medical school graduates have educational debt. 
The average medical school graduate owes $241,600 in total student loan debt.The average medical school debt is $215,900, excluding premedical undergraduate and other educational debt.
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