So what are some "low-tier" caribbean schools?

[studentp0x]

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Curious on what schools let in people with 1.9s...

 

[Pacna]

😵

Maaan...

 

[Frostbite22]

Really?

 

[studentp0x]

Relax fellas, I have a >3.7 lol. Just got curiosity with all this advertising being done at our school and all these people who are planning on applying (who have super low stats).

 

[EMDO2018]

"So what are some "low-tier" caribbean schools?"


All of em.

 

[Hemorrage]

No offense but you're better off not going to medical school at all. Pursue an alternative career and you'll be happier that you did

 

[mrh125]

"So what are some "low-tier" caribbean schools?"


All of em.

exactly what I was going to say.

 

[DermViser]

Curious on what schools let in people with 1.9s...

They are all low-tier medical schools.

 

[Mad Jack]

This is like asking which girl with herpes is the worst choice to sleep with. All of your options are just different degrees of NOPE.

That being said, I think anyone with the hubris to believe they will do great at any med school when they could only pull off a 1.9 in undergrad deserves to be parted with their money, so by all means, go to the Carib.

 

[studentp0x]

No offense but you're better off not going to medical school at all. Pursue an alternative career and you'll be happier that you did

Not sure if directed at me...

 

[pietachok]

anyone with the hubris to believe they will do great at any med school when they could only pull off a 1.9 in undergrad deserves to be parted with their money.

Except it's often not their money.
About $500 million in federal student loans go to Ross, SGU, & American every year.

 

[Mad Jack]

Except it's often not their money.
About $500 million in federal student loans go to Ross, SGU, & American every year.

The lower rung Carib schools are thankfully not FAFSA eligible. But yeah, that loophole in international med school funding needs to be closed.