Go ahead and point out where I said it was stellar.
Your evidence is from having "heard" from all the grads. You've never been in medical school, you've never been in clinical training. You opinion carries no weight.
Uh, when graduates tell you "clinical training is a joke, we were basically just shadowing, you need to be proactive to learn, they didn't know my name, they cancelled my rotation, etc." then you don't need to actually be a student to come to the conclusion that the Caribbean will not prepare you adequately during third and fourth year. That just adds to the risk of trying to become a doctor down that route because you don't want to be labeled as incompetent.
There was an article about five years ago on this exact same topic where a Ross university student was kicked out of residency because apparently he/she was incompetent clinically. It's actually no laughing matter.