Thread: Future Med students

I am thinking about enroling in AUC, are there any limitations for me in ANY state, to pratice medicine if I pass all my boards?

Thanks

AUC is approved by NY board, so you will be fine.

Yes and no. Maybe and probably.

So you could or could not.

None that I know of. You are more restricted by where and how you do your electives than the basic sciences school you attended. For example, you can't do core rotations (first set of clinicals) in PA, but so long as you have all of your rotations recorded the way PA wants them, you can practice there after graduation.
We are from Cali, and we will be fine to practice there and I have heard Ca is a tough one.

I always hear something about Texas (but that's for all Caribbean schools as well, not just AUC), but since I have no interest in practicing there, dunno..

Originally Posted by stateofequilibrium

I always hear something about Texas (but that's for all Caribbean schools as well, not just AUC), but since I have no interest in practicing there, dunno..

texas handles applicants on a case by case basis.....we ae not "approved" by texas but we are not "disapproved".....so basically its just a little more paperwork bt you can get your licensethere

Then I guess the only limitation is by the number of WANTED posters out for you in each state.

texas requires some new jurisprudence exam now for anyone who wants to go be a doc there.... me not going, enough exams on my head