transfering from Ross

[phisigman03]

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I was wondering if it was possible to transfer to a US school after attending from caribb school like Ross U ? I heard that it was impossible but what if you have good USMLE and GPA ? Can anyone give me names of US schools that accept transfer Ross students???

 

[McGillGrad]

Something like 4-5% do that (mostly in SGU, Ross & AUC) but it has a lot to do with what state you live in, and what connections you have.

 

[phisigman03]

Something like 4-5% do that (mostly in SGU, Ross & AUC) but it has a lot to do with what state you live in, and what connections you have.

I live in ARK. but the guy told me that the school thaat I am transfering from must be in the US and LCME. The only one that I have found so far is Dartmouth and the guy there told me that it is basically impossible doesn't matter how high my GPA or good my USMLE score is.

 

[81586]

you could try some of the puerto rican medical schools. I had a friend that transferred into Ponce School of Medicine from a foriegn school. Most people don't realize the schools in PR are LCME accred. Hope this helps out.

I live in ARK. but the guy told me that the school thaat I am transfering from must be in the US and LCME. The only one that I have found so far is Dartmouth and the guy there told me that it is basically impossible doesn't matter how high my GPA or good my USMLE score is.

 

[phisigman03]

you could try some of the puerto rican medical schools. I had a friend that transferred into Ponce School of Medicine from a foriegn school. Most people don't realize the schools in PR are LCME accred. Hope this helps out.

True they are LCME accred. but don't you have to know spanish? I mean fluently especially since you have to see real patients. I appreciate the post but I was really looking for a way to come back to the main land.

 

[81586]

This is true.... but most of the main-landers here hardly speak the language - you'd be really suprised. best of luck with the transfer.

True they are LCME accred. but don't you have to know spanish? I mean fluently especially since you have to see real patients. I appreciate the post but I was really looking for a way to come back to the main land.