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Thats not true.

Oh brother... 🙄 You know that's not what I'm talking about.

http://www.healthcarebusinesstech.com/truth-in-advertising-legisation/

Listen, you can call yourself Captain Underpants if you want. If you misrepresent yourself to patients in a way that makes them believe you are a licensed physician, you are breaking the law.

For example, a registered nurse who graduates from a Caribbean medical school but can't for whatever reason get a medical license cannot introduce him/herself as "doctor" when treating patients.

-Skip
 
So my school is doing the exact same thing as what OP stated in his original post. OP, what ever came about of this?