hey
as far as i know, Most states require atleast 2 years premed education before your md degree(4 years). If you have the 2 years wroth, than your fine i belive, however if you dont, then AUA makes up for that in their 4 semesters of premed which is equivilant to 2 years.
As far as i know AUA fulfills most requirements to enable you to get past the USMLE but as far as residency goes, and licensuer past that i dont think anyone can comment on that since AUA still does not have any people in res or grads working in any states.
In my opinion i think as long as AUA can secure the much talked about NY approval then there set to become a very established institution.
Correct me if i am wrong anyone...
take care