Wow, and you are too optimistic. It has a long way to go to catch up with the big 3. I'm not saying it may not get there, but i can't see it happening soon. I plan to start med school soon but I sure will not be their guinea pig. Reputation needs time to built, not history at another school.

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i second that.....this shud be closed down till further notice

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<------- oooooooo yeaaaaa lol

i saw the banner the other day and checked out their website. ANOTHER caribbean medical school...enough said.

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I'm like Internationally-known

I am really surprised that a school is allowed on St. Vincent's since St. George's has a campus there. Anyone know who owns this new pearl of the Caribbean? Not much substantive info on the web site. Yossarrian

sgu is no longer in SVG- for about a year now...

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is this school new?has it already started?how many students are enrolled?

I also dont understand the fee structure!!!is it 10k for the 1st four semesters or 10k/semester?

Yes, it's new. No, I dont think it's open yet.

If it 10k for 4 semesters then that's a good deal. But...


I was looking at their financial webpage and come across this:
In reality, the student loans will not be available for this school till it's designated. The school will need to initiate this (or a student can). Then the student loan office will check accreditation. Thus far, I dont see any evidence of accreditation.

And I also dont see why Royal Bank will lend any money without proof of accreditation.

This school is too new and too risky till it can prove governmental accreditation and listed on IMED.

So why is this school still up on VMD.

Notice that two of the founders were recently a part of Ross University. In fact, one of them worked in the AICM office in Miami in Admissions until recently (see my jumped ship post on Ross)