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Yes we meet that requirement, since if you graduate from AUC you meet the requirements of getting licensed on st maarten, but you still have to fulfill island citizenship requirements. the only thing preventing us is immigration requirements not school requirements.
there is a graduate who is from st maarten currently in residency in the US. skipper
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My ID says MD....wow! Formerly known as "AssyrianSkipper" PGY-1 Internal Medicine Goal, not to kill anyone during my first month of residency.  No, I cannot help you get a residency.  President and Dean of-- Skipper's Medical Univeristy of the Dutch West Indies--SMU-DWI Apply Now.....Get an MD in 6 Weeks.... If you fail at AUC, SGU, or Ross why not transfer to SMU, if you fail at SMU, why not try another SMU.     
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