Saint Theresa's Medical University

[HOTRP]

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Does anyone know bout Saint Theresa's Medical University? How can I trust if it is not a fake or scam school? please help!!!!
thanks😛

 

[utorontograd]

Does anyone know bout Saint Theresa's Medical University? How can I trust if it is not a fake or scam school? please help!!!!
thanks😛

They were charetered in '05. Which means, they really don't have much of a track record. Truthfully, there are only a limited amount of schools you should even consider applying to. Apply to the more established schools like Ross, SGU, AUC and Saba.

If you're interested in St. Kitts/Nevis, then apply to MUA. They have a good track record and are definitely legit.

 

[HOTRP]

Thanks so much for your advice. The reason I was looking at this school, is becasue they have a pharmacy program, I'm a pre-pharmacy student, sorry I forgot to mention it at my first post. but your right, there is no way to follow their records and thats why Im not sure if I wane apply to this school. I should look at the other school that you mentioned to see if they might have a pharmacy program.
Thanks again.

 

[utorontograd]

To save you some time, they don't have pharmacy schools. The pharmacy thing is a whole other story which I don't know much about. Sorry I can't help.

Good luck.

 

[oldpro]

Thanks so much for your advice. The reason I was looking at this school, is becasue they have a pharmacy program, I'm a pre-pharmacy student, sorry I forgot to mention it at my first post. but your right, there is no way to follow their records and thats why Im not sure if I wane apply to this school. I should look at the other school that you mentioned to see if they might have a pharmacy program.
Thanks again.

The new Xavier school on Bonaire is also claiming a Pharmacy school, Must be the next big money maker?

 

[Orthonut]

Does anyone know bout Saint Theresa's Medical University? How can I trust if it is not a fake or scam school? please help!!!!
thanks😛

Uh, dude, you might want to go over and search valuemd.com

If you want to learn pharmacy, why not try for a US school first?

Other than that, the big 4 carib schools are Ross, SGU, AUC, and SABA. AFAIK, none of them have pharm schools (SGU def. doesn't-I'm there) Stick with the big names that are license eligible in all 50 states.

 

[HOTRP]

thanks for all the answers, I'm just so frustrated with the U.S pharmacy school, I applied for 2 years, this is my third time applying🙁 and each year instead of improving, my undergrad GPA get worse. I was looking for a school that wouldn't be this frustrating. Thanks for the replies anyways, I think I still have to try for the U.S. schools! Good luck to you guys,
By the way, how hard is it to get into the Caribbean school, can someone get in without a Mcat score and around 3.0 GPA? my sister is a pre-med student and she is thinking about applying for carribran schools next year, Do you need to know some spanish? Is all the courses in English?
thanks

 

[utorontograd]

Tell your sis to take the MCAT because if she does well, it will definitely increase her chances of getting in. She should apply to Ross, SGU, AUC and Saba to start with and look for others if she doesn't get in. All the lectures are in English. These schools are all modelled after U.S ones. They're essentially offshore American schools... without LCME accreditation that is. But the first three schools will get her U.S licensure in all 50 states upon graduation.

Best of luck to you and your sister.

thanks for all the answers, I'm just so frustrated with the U.S pharmacy school, I applied for 2 years, this is my third time applying🙁 and each year instead of improving, my undergrad GPA get worse. I was looking for a school that wouldn't be this frustrating. Thanks for the replies anyways, I think I still have to try for the U.S. schools! Good luck to you guys,
By the way, how hard is it to get into the Caribbean school, can someone get in without a Mcat score and around 3.0 GPA? my sister is a pre-med student and she is thinking about applying for carribran schools next year, Do you need to know some spanish? Is all the courses in English?
thanks

 

[HOTRP]

Tell your sis to take the MCAT because if she does well, it will definitely increase her chances of getting in. She should apply to Ross, SGU, AUC and Saba to start with and look for others if she doesn't get in. All the lectures are in English. These schools are all modelled after U.S ones. They're essentially offshore American schools... without LCME accreditation that is. But the first three schools will get her U.S licensure in all 50 states upon graduation.

Best of luck to you and your sister.

thanks so much for the info😉 ,By the way is there any web if she can get the list of the offshore medical school?