other schools beside SGU

[varum_99]

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I was just looking at few carribean schools, how is University of Sint Eustatius? I heard that they have good clinical rotation? is it worth it to go into this university??

 

[McGillGrad]

Forget about that school...not worth looking at.

 

[SabaMed]

I was just looking at few carribean schools, how is University of Sint Eustatius? I heard that they have good clinical rotation? is it worth it to go into this university??

Its a dog with fleas..

I know a student that failed outta Saba and went there. It should be your backup to your backup to your backup.

 

[Inkabellous]

There are tons of med schools out there (in caribbean). You need to use your own judgement which school is worth applying for. The best way, I think, is to do some research at valuemd.com. There, you can check out school websites and ask the students that attend those schools. Try to stick with the big four if possible.

 

[berkeleyboy]

I was just looking at few carribean schools, how is University of Sint Eustatius? I heard that they have good clinical rotation? is it worth it to go into this university??

well its not my top choice for a caribbean school. and i agree with McGill and his twin brother SABAmed, it should be looked at as a backup if you can't get into SGU, Ross, AUC, and SABA.

That being said, I know someone who graduated from there doing categorical General Surgery at a community hospital. so anything is possible depending on the person.

Good luck.

 

[epr1]

I have a friend who goes to MUA and loves it there. He says the profs are diverse and really nice, the students are friendly as well, and they're building a brand new science building.

I'm sure berkleyboy and mcgill would know a lot more though, either way i think top 4 would be your best bet

 

[Top Gun]

I have to agree with everyone else. Try to get into the big 4 schools (SGU, Ross, AUC, and Saba) if you can. If that fails, then consider other Caribbean schools like Sint Eustatius, St. Matthew's, or Spartan.