residency match

[simbalimba]

I wanted to know if anyone could give me a link that showed all the residency matches for Windsor University over the past few years, I haven't been able to find any and am trying to decide whether it would be smart of me to go there depending on how well my chances are of getting a residency upon returning. Thanks.

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[skypilot]

If you are committing thousands of dollars and years of your life you should stick with the proven schools and try to avoid the "fly by night" operations.

 

[McGillGrad]

Windsor, eh?

If they are not posting it on their website then that might be a red flag.

 

[simbalimba]

If you are committing thousands of dollars and years of your life you should stick with the proven schools and try to avoid the "fly by night" operations.

I haven't gotten a reply from any of the other schools so far and I was just wondering that if this was my best possibility whether I should go there or wait another year because I really don't want to wait but am not sure if this school is such a good option given that it isn't well known like Ross or SGU. Just wanted to know if anyone had/is/going there and/or has heard anything about this place. Thanks.

 

[Leukocyte]

I haven't gotten a reply from any of the other schools so far and I was just wondering that if this was my best possibility whether I should go there or wait another year because I really don't want to wait but am not sure if this school is such a good option given that it isn't well known like Ross or SGU. Just wanted to know if anyone had/is/going there and/or has heard anything about this place. Thanks.

As skypilot said, stick with the big ones....Going to a Carib school is bad enough, imagine going to a "shady"/unknown Carib school.

If wose comes to worst, try meeting with an "admission counselor" at Ross in new jersy. I am sure they can "accomidate" anyone with the minimum requirements.

 

[McGillGrad]

As skypilot said, stick with the big ones....Going to a Carib school is bad enough, imagine going to a "shady"/unknown Carib school.

If wose comes to worst, try meeting with an "admission couselor" at Ross. I am sure they can "accomidate" anyone with the minimum requirements.

He's a freshman in university and wants to skip straight ahead to medical school....lol

 

[Leukocyte]

He's a freshman in university and wants to skip straight ahead to medical school....lol

A freshman?!....and he wants to jump ship now?! Is he not willing to work hard the next 3 years?!

A good Carib student is a very hard working student. A slacker, or a weak student should not go to the Carib.

 

[simbalimba]

A freshman?!....and he wants to jump ship now?! Is he not willing to work hard the next 3 years?!

A good Carib student is a very hard working student. A slacker, or a weak student should not go to the Carib.

Actually I'm a sophmore. And yea I do want to jump ship, I've taken all my pre-med requirements and just have a bunch of b.s. humanties and social science classes left. I know of people who did the same as I did, and left early, but just wanted to know if anyone could give me their input. To me saving those 2 years is a VERY big deal. also I heard the weather is nice down there. lol