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which of these is better to go to in order to get a competitve residency in America. I believe PONCE is still considered an American school would this be true?
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neither. none of these will get you a competitive residency in America. not even if you have good grades and high STEP scores. PM me if you want to know more.
Ponce is an AMCAS US medical school, St. George's is not.
About 75% of the entering class are Puerto Rican. A working knoowledge of Spanish is very helpful; otherwise, at least 6 credits of college Spanish is required.
I cannot answer the question about quality of residency
About 75% of the entering class are Puerto Rican. A working knoowledge of Spanish is very helpful; otherwise, at least 6 credits of college Spanish is required.
I cannot answer the question about quality of residency
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gower is right, as usual. 🙂 if given the choice i would say go to Ponce. it is an american medical school, ie. you would not be considered an IMG(international medical graduate). but if you go to SGU/Ross then you would be considered an IMG. hope this helps you out.
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yah thats what it would seem to me that if you go to PONCE ur not considered a IMG. so would that mean better residency?
yah thats what it would seem to me that if you go to PONCE ur not considered a IMG. so would that mean better residency?
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