Heya, just wondering what lists (or source) you are looking at to recommend the schools you listed? I'm interested in checkin it out?
Thanks.

Recommendations are made by students, mainly. More accreditations and the older the school, the more reputable. Top 3 schools of Caribbeans are Ross, St George, and Saba. The more reputable a school, the more pickier, and harder to enter (for the most part), also more expensive.

Only IMED listing (by ECFMG) is required to write USMLE/MCC licensure examinations. This comes after the school is chartered by its government. WHO listing is not an accrediting body, although, it is needed by other countries if you wish to work outside of North America.

Many posts are made on valuemd about what makes a school reputable and what accreditations should be in place.

Everyone has a reason for the school they choose. Just be sure it is accredited and where you want to be. Visit various schools.

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yes,i totally support rrod,all schools are in the process of building state of the art buildings,pls they should stop luring and decieving innocent people into their accademic wilderness they have to offer.

Which schools? You seriously cannot expect schools in the caribbeans to be like that in the US or Canada. Anyways, having new buildings is good. That is why ASUM is in plans for bigger and newer buildings as well, from what I have heard.

But I still dont see how having a new building has anything to do with medical education.

Luring and deceiving are by liers who offer things when they dont have it. Ex. WHO listing, etc... if you mean deceiving about buildings, well obviously you would see the campus for yourself when you are admitted to the school. This is not an issue.

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Hello, Sir, Seems like your complaint FAILED and school stood up.. the school is still in the list of their accredited schools list and students are allowed to sit in the board examinations..MCCEE... but i do have to say its still a new school and does have risks.. but i will put a request on monday to NJ state board of examiners regarding ASUM's status in tri-state relative to rest of 47 states.. once i get response will post here... as i mentioned earlier im not an expert on medical schools but am in medicine..