just to interject a little first-hand data into the discussion : I actually went to AUC ( graduated in 1996 )
the best thing and the worst thing about AUC ( and most non-SGU med schools ) is the easy admission standards.
so if you have a lot of ability and for whatever reason, don't get admitted to a US school, great you can get a second chance and can become a successful practicing doc in America ( like thousands have )
of course, this also means that you might have a fair amount of dipsh*ts in your class who will annoy you and will eventually fail.
This is not unique to AUC
anyway, the bottom line is that me ( and thousands of others ) are licensed and practicing in the USA, and doing very well, which if not for this option, would not be true.
I scored in the top 5th percentile on USMLE step 1 and 2, and my pediatric boards and now on my neonatal sub boards. Most of your achievement in medicine occurs after med school ( as does most of your learning )
an AUC degree basically gets your foot in the door and is an adequate pathway. there are many other carib schools that can do the same.
St Georges is probably a better school, in terms of organization ( education is probably quite similar ) they have tougher admission standards and cost more so are likely to get better applicants in general.
anyway, PM me for specific Q's ( or post them here )