Thanks FrenchFrie for your reply.

I think having senegal people in Luton board doesn't make Luton under the same control as Senegal, unless both boards is identical, that making it really one board. Just look at any company with different branch office. They may have different presidents for different branches, but ulimately, only one board for the whole corporation which has the ulimate control power.

Honestly, I don't really care whether Luton is really a branch campus of Senegal or not, because it doens't affect my personal interest. I just don't agree MUA Belize is in the same situation as SC, unless both Luton and Senegal are under same control.

Peace.

THe Luton campus and the Senegal Campus have the exact same board of directors and exact same upper managment. They are in the exact same situation as MUA belize.

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Why does that even matter?Is that important?

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I think Samara inquired about the USMLE scores from St.Chris, and mentioned that someone in Ross got the higest on USMLE. From what I know USMLE is taken by US medical school students without any preparation. However IMG usually spend 5+ months preparing solely for it. So I don't think school can influence your scores. Just depends on how much time you spend studying and quality of studying that takes place.

Also, I am not 100% sure of this, but someone told me that it was on internet that a Pakistani/Indian IMG scored 98% on both USMLE I and II and apparently that was the highest. So I guess it keeps changing.

lots of people get 99 on both steps...i agree that school has but a small part to play in the scores. you really need to learn in the first 2 years, then study to beat the test. i didn't ace the test by any strech, and i really feel i prepared incorrectly. i am positive that st chris can give you what you need in the first two years, and if they offer princeton review as well, you should kill step 1, or at least hover around the mean.

it is all about q-bank, practice tests and learning high yeild material. doing well in the first two years is essential, but that will just get you to pass. if you want a big score, you gotta learn the high yeild stuff, and learn it well. how i wish i had someone tell me this a few months ago. instead, i wasted too much time reviewing stuff that i already knew, or that was not high yeild....anyone have a life rewind switch i can borrow???