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To students who end up in the Carribean have the same or similar level of EC work, leadership positions, life stories, etc. that US allopathic students have?
Or do students in the Carribean just barely have the grades but they have the money?
I have met many US allopathic students and you can clearly observe that they are some of the best of the best. I know several docs from SGU and Ross that are just as competent but I have my doubts that the Carribean docs have the same amount of volunteer work, clinical experience, leadership, etc.
Are both candidate pools on-par with each other in that respect?
Or do students in the Carribean just barely have the grades but they have the money?
I have met many US allopathic students and you can clearly observe that they are some of the best of the best. I know several docs from SGU and Ross that are just as competent but I have my doubts that the Carribean docs have the same amount of volunteer work, clinical experience, leadership, etc.
Are both candidate pools on-par with each other in that respect?