In the 1970s, a wave of medical schools began to open across the Caribbean, catering largely to American students who had not been accepted to U.S. medical schools; today there are roughly 80 of them.

That's when Caribbean Medical Schools can come in. Each year, more than 55,000 people apply to allopathic medical schools. However, only about 22,700 seats are available, meaning nearly 60% of ...

Other Caribbean medical schools have similarly high price tags. St. George’s University, for example, has medical program costs of about $62,000 per year. Housing can be expensive, too.

A Caribbean medical school with Illinois ties has agreed to pay a $1.2 million settlement, after the Federal Trade Commission alleged that the school lied about its students’ success being ...

Caribbean medical schools are hidden gems that offer a unique mix of academic brilliance, diverse learning atmospheres and distinct opportunities. This comprehensive guide explores four compelling ...

6) Avalon University School of Medicine: AUSOM is a private medical school located in Willemstad, Curaçao, in the Caribbean. AUSOM confers upon its graduates the Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree.

The American Caribbean School of Medicine (ACSOM) has established itself as a prominent institution in the realm of medical education within the Caribbean region. Renowned for its unwavering ...

Caribbean medical schools offer an alternative path for students seeking a medical education. Spread across picturesque islands, the schools often boast modern facilities and experienced faculty.

Doctors from Caribbean medical schools are uniquely poised to address the U.S. doctor shortage in another way, Olds said. For a variety of reasons, the overall physician shortage is also ...