Concern about a gap between urban and rural students at med schools.  

Research from Auckland University has found that rural students had a 15% lower University Entrance rate, creating barriers for them to get into medicine.  

Paper lead Author Kyle Eggleton says it's due to fewer resources and higher socioeconomic depravation. 

He said that in urban areas you’re more likely to have single-sex schools and private schools, and they tend to be less deprived, which leads to better outcomes. 

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• Rural students less likely to gain UE