AUA eligible for all 50 states?
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From what I've read on here and researched other places, I would think so. As a student of AUA, are you offered loans through the US Dept. of Education, or do you have to pay out of pocket or get private loans?
I think the only questionable state would be Kansas, as it requires foreign medical schools to have been open for 15 years: http://www.ksbha.org/statutes/haact.html#2873
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I don't think so. I don't remember where I Read this but Ross and SGu are the only schools approved in all 50 states because they were grandfathered in by New Jersey. No other Caribbean school is approved by NJ.
AUA is not eligible for Federal loans.
AUA is not eligible for Federal loans.
This only applies to rotations.
Students from any Avicenna/WHO-listed school can do residency and/or be licensed in New Jersey.
