College and Later
All the three doctors attended Seton Hall University, on courses paid for through a scholarship program. During college, Hunt, Davis, and Jenkins often felt like giving up, and they sought advice from college counselor Carla Dickson. After college, Hunt and Davis attended medical school, while Jenkins attended dental school. This was the first time since high school in which the three were split. All three passed and earned medical degrees at their respective school.
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