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I did a Google search:
Cairo University
Ain Shams University
Alexandria University
Mansoura University
Al-Azahr University
Tanta University
Assiut University
Suez Canal University
Zagazig University
Minia University
Good news for Habiba Soliman! As you dear readers may know, she wanted to train to be a doctor. But her father committed an act of terro.... (Sorry), her father is alleged to have done naughty things for reasons we can't begin to guess, so now the meanie Trump administration wants to kick Habiba and the rest of her dreaming family out of the country. (Fortunately, one of our brave, Freedom-Fighting, lower-level judges has put a stop to this deportation madness for the moment.)
I just wanted to encourage you, Habiba. You may be unaware, but even if you are sent back to Egypt, there are schools that teach doctoring in that very country. I know, who would have thought?
But some may say, those schools aren't as good as the ones in the U. S. of A. But only Islamophobic racists would even think such a thing. Muslims always have, and always will be, superior to Judeo-Christians in the maths and the sciences. These schools must be far better than ours in every area (maybe even in harassing Jewish students. If they have Jewish students. I haven't Googled that yet.)
Anywho, Habiba, just wanted to brighten your day. Even if you should need to someday, forbid the thought, take leave of us and return to your homeland, your dream doesn't have to die.
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Not to worry. A Federal judge, using his newfound powers as the superior authority of the Executive branch of the US Constitution, has blocked Habiba from being sent home where she belongs.
I don't know how we got through all these years without such unaccountable, unelected direction from our betters.
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In the USA, isn't there normally a requirement to do undergrad work before starting medical school? It seems that this could be done in many countries, not just here. In fact, I beleve that her path to medical school would be shorter in Europe than here.
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With that mascot, I kind of want to go to Cairo U.
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If I ever decide to lie about having gone to college, I think I'll declare that I went to Zagazig University. Then when they say I must be lying, there is no such place, I can prove that there is. They'll be so astonished, they won't even remember to ask for proof that I actually went there.
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"Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia
He was born in Arizona
Got a condo made of stone-a"
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