It's my understanding that grants of any kind are not offered to students of graduate level work, just undergraduates.

In addition, MUA is not eligible for federal student loans anyway. The only Caribbean schools currently eligible for U.S. Federal student loans are:

Dominican Republic
OPEID INSTITUTION CITY COUNTRY STATUS
01281100 Instituto Tecnologico de Santo Domingo Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Eligible
01280200 Pontificia Universidad Catolica "Madre y Maestra" Santiago DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Eligible
01097700 Universidad Central del Este San Pedro de Macoris DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Eligible
02351800 Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE) Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Eligible
03334300 Universidad Nordestana San Francisco de Macori DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Eligible

Dominica
02246000 Ross University, School of Medicine Portsmouth DOMINICA Eligible

Grenada
02233300 St George's University, School of Medicine St George's GRENADA Eligible

St.Kittas
02277900 Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine West Farm ST. KITTS-NEVIS Eligible

St. Maarten
02244400 American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine Cupecoy ST.MAARTEN Eligible

Regarding alternative loans, check the school's website or email the financial aid office. Most of the Caribbean schools with websites list the alternative loan sources.

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Poznan University of Medical Sciences
Poznan, Poland

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University Website: www.ump.edu.pl

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