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From everyone's opinion, what med school in the Carrib has the best turnout/quality rates for Internal Medicine or Pediatricians?
I've been noticing many posts that talk about difficulty of the beginning classes. Is the schools primary mission to eliminate the people who don't want to work hard? I have a strong work ethic, but I would rather hear it from someone who has been down that path before.
Finally, let's say I graduate from one of the top 4 Carrib schools in the future and I finish a residency in Int Med or Peds. With all of my education COMPLETELY done, can I apply to ANY of the 50 US states to practice (I would like to stay in the Midwest- Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana)
Thanks, I really do appreciate all the help I receive on SDN!! 😍
I've been noticing many posts that talk about difficulty of the beginning classes. Is the schools primary mission to eliminate the people who don't want to work hard? I have a strong work ethic, but I would rather hear it from someone who has been down that path before.
Finally, let's say I graduate from one of the top 4 Carrib schools in the future and I finish a residency in Int Med or Peds. With all of my education COMPLETELY done, can I apply to ANY of the 50 US states to practice (I would like to stay in the Midwest- Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana)
Thanks, I really do appreciate all the help I receive on SDN!! 😍
