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Old 11-18-2007, 09:15 PM
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Kansas State Requirements:
KSBHA - Rules and Regulations - Article 6

(13) The school's admission requirements shall require an undergraduate degree or equivalent educational experience, and shall have instituted criteria by which applicants are evaluated and accepted for admission which shall include a balance of educational experience, pre-medical examination scores, and other relevant experience.

This board requires you to have an undergraduate DEGREE
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i'm confused. What do you mean by a short cut?
the school is 16 months in st kitts and then semister 5-10 in the US right? does this satisfy the requirements?
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no not necessarily. completing the requirements at WSOM will get you an MD, even a residency, but not necessarily a State Licence to practice in unless you have completed at least 60-90 units in UNDERGRAD (ie- Bachelors of whatever program)
This thread is for those students who come straight out of high school into the the pre-med program. They will have a LOT of trouble finding a state to licence them to practice EVEN IF THEY GET A RESIDENCY!!!
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to verify the above statement
i called:

Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
Division of Professional Regulation,
Daniel E. Bluthardt
Chicago Office (disciplinary issues)
Doris Barnes, Disciplinary Board Liaison
James R. Thompson Center
100 W. Randolph Street, Suite 9-300
Chicago, IL 60601
( 312) 814-4500 / Fax: (312) 814-1837
www.idfpr.com

they clearly stated that the minimum requirements for a person applying for a medical license in the state of Illinois must complete 60 units of undergraduate work (2 years) to be able to get licensed

i dont know about the above post....call the state board for yourself to find out.

Here is a link to help back up your statement:

Section 1285
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you should go and ask the local indian/south asian or east asian doctor in your community how many hours of undergrad he did......they're all licensed

5 years - 10 semester of med school usually

I'm not sure if this is the reason but I believe it may have something to do with it....For people that go to school India and started school out in India, they take the equivalent of the required basic science courses that are taken in undergrad for around 2 yrs. Most kids start doing this at the age of 16! From there, they go on and start medical school at 18. There might be more to it, but I believe this is the reason why they don't have issues with licensing.
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link for the federation of state medical requirements for those who meet undergraduate requirements
FSMB
State
Minimum Postgraduate Training Required
Number of attempts at Licensing Examination
Time Limit for Completing Licensing Examination Sequence

FYI - Nothing there about undergraduate requirements for licensure.
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Minimum Postgraduate Training Required
Number of attempts at Licensing Examination
Time Limit for Completing Licensing Examination Sequence

FYI - Nothing there about undergraduate requirements for licensure.

But there are links to more info on every state...
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search the individual states for their licensure requirements
i have posted a few above
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Hello, i'm so confused now. But i thought the pre-med at Windsor is equivalent to d 60-90 credit undergrad work
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pre-med in any carib school isnt worth anything
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