Students are typically paid by the hour and use their wages to offset educational expenses. These outside sources include non-profit agencies, foundations, clubs, employers, churches, hospitals, and communities. These scholarships and loans have various eligibility requirements. The best resources for information on this type of assistance can be found in libraries, the financial aid office at your school, or on the Web. You will not get any better information than you can get from the free sources, and you may find yourself the victim of a scam.
Funding can be in the form of loans and scholarships, with scholarships being the more common.
Most programs require one year of service for each year of funding. Service payback is done as a military medical officer. The U.S. Public Health Service offers the National Health Service Corps scholarship to medical students who commit themselves to practice primary care medicine in federally designated physician shortage areas for their service payback. Many states also have service payback programs. The first thing you should do if you are an international student interested in attending a U.S. medical school is determine which schools admit international students.