Family donates $1.8M to cover med school students' final semester tuition
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The Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University has announced an exceptional gift for its Class of 2026: full tuition coverage for their upcoming spring semester.

A generous $1.8 million donation from an anonymous family will ensure that these medical students can complete their final semester without financial burden, as reported by a TCU news release.

This heartening news was shared with students through a Zoom call led by Stuart D. Flynn, the founding dean of the Burnett School of Medicine at TCU.

“The donors hope that this alleviates some of the financial stress of being a medical student and allows you to make the best choices possible as you head into residency,” Flynn stated during the announcement.
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