Just a question for dummies

[new_applicant]

is St. Matthew's a British Uni.? I meen is it considered like any other british uni.?Do the Cayman residents have a British passport?
Thank, New A.

[teratos]

No, St. Matthew's is not a British school. It is a caribbean school. Charter is Cayman Islands. None of the Caribbean schools should ever be confused with schools in countries other than where they are.

http://imed.ecfmg.org/details.asp?country=&school=St%2E+Matthew&currpage=1&cname=&city=&region=CA&rname=Central+America%2FCaribbean&mcode=104010&psize=25


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[SMU_Information]

Teratos is absolutely correct. While we are on a British Colony, the Commonwealth Office lets Cayman's own Ministry of Health & Agriculture make the decisions regarding charter. If you look at IMED, or the NCFMEA, you will see the Cayman Islands listed.

[teratos]

Did you have a CA site visit yet? I hope that went well. I would like to see some other Carib schools get CA approved. G

[SMU_Information]

Thanks for asking, California visited our clinical sites and the Maine campus in the spring, and Cayman in June.

We appreciate the good wishes, and are very anxious to hear their decision.