MBBS in USA – American University of Caribbean
The complex healthcare landscape of tomorrow will require a different type of doctor—one who is globally minded and capable of working as part of a cohesive team to deliver empathetic, extraordinary care to a diverse patient population. American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine’s (AUC School of Medicine) internationally recognized medical program offers a rigorous academic experience modeled after the US medical school curriculum, designed to prepare students to succeed on all parts of the United States Medical Licensing Examinations® (USMLE), and for practice in the US, Canada and beyond.
AUC School of Medicine offers the Medical Doctor Degree via the following points of entry:
AUC Graduate Entry 4 Year Medical Doctor Degree Program
An innovative four-year program with the first two years focused on studying the medical sciences, and understanding how to integrate learnings with https://abroadeducationconsultants.co.in/?attachment_id=1493clinical practice, and the final two years completing core clinical clerkships across AUC School of Medicine’s wide network of affiliated teaching hospitals. Our students learn from knowledgeable and dedicated faculty members, and are able train in unique global settings. With transformative clinical opportunities in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and abroad, our students develop an in-depth understanding of different healthcare systems and diverse patient populations.
The medical sciences curriculum at AUC involves five semesters of concentrated study of the medical sciences through our US-modeled medical school curriculum. Students are introduced to clinical medicine as early as second semester with an increased emphasis in fifth semester, which allows them to experience the clinical application of the medical sciences well before they advance to the clinical portion of the program. Students who take the graduate entry pathway have the option to complete this coursework either in Sint Maarten
AUC Undergraduate Entry 5 Year Medical Doctor Degree Program
AUC offers an innovative and exciting pathway to a medical degree through a partnership with the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). This degree track is open to qualified non-US citizen students who do not yet hold a Bachelor’s degree who seek an accelerated pathway to completing their medical education.
Students begin by earning a BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences, which is an accelerated two-year program offered by UCLan in Burnley, UK that provides a unique opportunity to gain a scientific degree which is embedded within a clinically-focused curriculum. Students will learn how the systems of the body work together to maintain normal function in health, and how pathological processes disrupt these systems. The BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences has been recognized by AUC as granting equivalent credit for the first two semesters of its own five-semester medical sciences curriculum.
Students who successfully complete the BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences degree at 2.1 or above have the option then to remain in the UK or move to Sint Maarten to complete the remainder of the medical sciences portion of the medical degree program, beginning with AUC’s third semester. Students who remain in the UK will have the opportunity to earn a Post Graduate Diploma in International Medical Sciences from UCLan, which AUC recognizes as equivalent to its own medical sciences curriculum. This is an added benefit built in to this innovative and accelerated track.
Following completion of the medical sciences curriculum, students must take and pass United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1, which is required for progression to the clinical sciences portion of the medical degree program. During the final two years of the medical degree program, students complete clinical clerkship rotations in the wide network of AUC-affiliated teaching hospitals.
Strong Outcomes & Graduate Success – USMLE SUCCESS
91% First-time Resident Attainment Rate
Any medical school should be evaluated by the career opportunities secured by its graduates. After medical school, most AUC School of Medicine graduates seek a residency position in the United States. In 2019, more than 350 secured residency positions, and our 2018-19 graduating class achieved a 91% first-time eligible residency attainment rate*. Our graduates earned residencies in 18 specialties and entered residency programs in 40 US states and Canada.
* First-time eligible 2018–2019 graduates.
Internal Medicine 38.4%
Family Medicine 28.7%
Pediatrics 5.2%
Psychiatry 4.5%
Emergency Medicine 4.2%
Anesthesiology 3.5%
Preliminary Surgery 3.5%
General Surgery 2.1%
Neurology 2.1%
Transitional 1.7%
Preliminary Medicine 1.4%
Radiology-Diagnostic 1.4%
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics 1%
Obstetrics & Gynecology 1%
Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine .3%
Preliminary Medicine/Neurology .3%
Pathology .3%
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation .3%
Admissions and Entry Requirements AUC School of Medicine
Medical School Prerequisites
- Biology: 1 year
- General Chemistry: 1 year
- Organic Chemistry†: 1 year
- General Physics*: 1 semester
Medical Admissions Test
- Non-US Citizens or Permanent Residents: MCAT, UCAT, NEET/UG, or
- India Citizens: Recommended to take NEET/UG exam to practise in India. The NEET/UG exam must be taken in
Please note that AUC will not consider MCAT, UCAT, and NEET scores that are more than five years old. For the GAMSAT, only scores that are less than two years old will be considered.
English Requirement
Required for non-native English speakers, or applicants who graduated from institutions in which the education is not delivered in English, or as requested by the Admissions Committee if deemed necessary to assess success at AUC.
One of two exams may be taken:
- International English Language Testing System (IELTS): AUC will consider applicants who achieve a 5 or greater on the IELTS; however, we recommend a score of 7.0 or above.
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): AUC will consider applicants achieving a score of 78 or higher; however, we recommend a score of 85 or
Supporting Documents
- Personal Statement of no longer than 750
- Letters of Recommendation: A minimum of one letter from an individual academic professor who taught you (science preferred, but not required) and one professional letter. Two academic letters can be submitted if a professional letter cannot be
Educational/Employment History: CV or Resume A chronological history of your educational, employment, and volunteer experience.
AUC Fees Structure
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