Is anyone familiar with the MBBS4 program at St George's, University of London?
Clinical rotations (years 3 and 4) will be at Thomas Jefferson University or Marshall University in the United States.
Would this program be likely to culminate in a competitive American residency for an international student who completed his/her undergraduate education in the US? Would the applicant in question be better served by attending a DO program?
Some stigma appears to have been attached to this program in the past (judging by old SDN threads). However, different universities were affiliated with the program at that point in time. Jefferson and Marshall strike me as being solid US medical schools and St George's has a reasonable reputation in the UK so I'm hoping that the circumstances are different now. I'd love an outsider's perspective.
Clinical rotations (years 3 and 4) will be at Thomas Jefferson University or Marshall University in the United States.
Would this program be likely to culminate in a competitive American residency for an international student who completed his/her undergraduate education in the US? Would the applicant in question be better served by attending a DO program?
Some stigma appears to have been attached to this program in the past (judging by old SDN threads). However, different universities were affiliated with the program at that point in time. Jefferson and Marshall strike me as being solid US medical schools and St George's has a reasonable reputation in the UK so I'm hoping that the circumstances are different now. I'd love an outsider's perspective.