Rotation situation in other Caribbean schools

[maadaputtar]

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hey guys,
i am currently in saba and have been hearing from upper semesters that saba recently lost some rotation spots. as a consequence, people finishing the basic sciences portion on the island have been told that there is, on average, 3-6 months of wait before they can get their rotations going. this, down the line, is leading to a full year delay in applying for residency.
are there upper semesters from other schools here (Ross, SGU, AUC) that can tell me if this is the situation in their schools as well? i may have to consider transferring if the situation, at least in terms of rotations, is better than in saba.
any advice/information will be highly appreciated.
thanks.

 

[Morsetlis]

Try valuemd.

There is no rumors of such things happening at SGU.

 

[maadaputtar]

Thank you Morsetlis, I'll check it out. Are you a student in any of the Caribbean schools?