Are there any accredited caribbean medical schools that do not require the MCAT?
There is an important distinction that needs to be made here. California has two lists - an approved foreign schools list and a disapproved foreign schools list. Several Caribbean schools aren't on either list. Indiana is the only state besides California that utilizes both lists.there are 5 or so states that follow the California List for licensure...a few of these states that will let you through if you have gotten licensure elsewhere for a set amount of years.
That thread is very outdated. A lot of states have changed their policies in that time. For example the thread lists Arkansas, which had been using the California list but was sued by AUA and no longer uses it.here's a thread for more information about the licensing : Which states currently use California lists
That thread is very outdated. A lot of states have changed their policies in that time. For example the thread lists Arkansas, which had been using the California list but was sued by AUA and no longer uses it.
Also keep in mind that schools not on the California disapproved list (every Caribbean school except St. Matthews and Spartan) aren't affected by the Idaho/North Dakota policy.
Here's the current list of disapproved states for licensure. It will vary from school to school depending on how long each school has been open and whether the school is not on either the California approved or disapproved list (i.e Windsor) or on the disapproved list (i.e. St. Matthews.)a lot or all of the states listed in the thread? that would help clarify.