No, and there are extant subsidized programs that require people participating in them to work under certain conditions for a time after graduation. As long as it’s disclosed clearly and in advance, I don’t see anything wrong with it. So any program imposing public service on medical students after graduation couldn’t ethically be applied to those now in school, but could reasonably be imposed on anyone who first enrolls after the condition is set and publicized.
No, and there are extant subsidized programs that require people participating in them to work under certain conditions for a time after graduation. As long as it’s disclosed clearly and in advance, I don’t see anything wrong with it. So any program imposing public service on medical students after graduation couldn’t ethically be applied to those now in school, but could reasonably be imposed on anyone who first enrolls after the condition is set and publicized.