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California Health Sciences University kicks off its Class of 2030 — 162 top-tier medical students chosen from 3,700 applicants — with a bold mission: train doctors to stay and serve the Central Valley. Thirty-six percent of this class hails from the region, including Macy Kight-Truong, a Clovis native calling this her dream come true. Already immersed in coursework and aiming for neurology, she’s determined to return home to practice. Since opening in 2020, the university has welcomed over 1,000 students, and officials are hopeful that soon, its first graduates will return to the Valley to fulfill its core promise: keeping doctors where they’re needed most.

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