Ok, maybe I got your attention. I'm not an advocate of AUC or ross or SGU...but, recently AUC has posted a sampling of recent matches with U.S. residencies...
And I couldn't help but notice significant matches at affiliate hospitals of Duke, Yale, USC, Case Western, and even Columbia Surgery (huh?)...
Now I realize some of these may not be the main hospitals of each school or perhaps that these may be exceptions to the rule, but I haven't seen the same level of residencies posted on either of SGU's or Ross's websites...
More examples include Opthalmology at Emory. I've heard one could kiss optho good-bye if they earned an MD in the caribb.
Even matches at UPenn (ivy) and Penn State Hershey, very respectable placements.
So, is this reliable data?
I was somehow under the impression that AUC had a "lesser" reputation than Ross or SGU...perhaps this isn't the case?
The link:
<a href="http://www.aucmed.edu/05_rr.php" target="_blank">http://www.aucmed.edu/05_rr.php</a>
Maybe it doesn't matter which caribbean med school you go to...perhaps success just depends on the individual, and the decision to go to one over the other is merely splitting hairs...???
What do you think?
And I couldn't help but notice significant matches at affiliate hospitals of Duke, Yale, USC, Case Western, and even Columbia Surgery (huh?)...
Now I realize some of these may not be the main hospitals of each school or perhaps that these may be exceptions to the rule, but I haven't seen the same level of residencies posted on either of SGU's or Ross's websites...
More examples include Opthalmology at Emory. I've heard one could kiss optho good-bye if they earned an MD in the caribb.
Even matches at UPenn (ivy) and Penn State Hershey, very respectable placements.
So, is this reliable data?
I was somehow under the impression that AUC had a "lesser" reputation than Ross or SGU...perhaps this isn't the case?
The link:
<a href="http://www.aucmed.edu/05_rr.php" target="_blank">http://www.aucmed.edu/05_rr.php</a>
Maybe it doesn't matter which caribbean med school you go to...perhaps success just depends on the individual, and the decision to go to one over the other is merely splitting hairs...???
What do you think?