I have never had any problems with this school, i passed my step I , studying for step II, EE and doing my GreenBook Core clinicals, i remember the island life, is stressfull, but loved the drama in the school, the adminstration has not changed, but people like you have came and in the end have failed and changed courses in life because even though they transfered out , they never passed their steps, in the new schoolssss...
take this ... coming to a caribean medical school is hard, the adminstration of this school Dominica will go out of their own way to make sure you succeed in your goal and reach the ultimates of your future.
my friends at the moment are doing clinicals in Ottawa, Toronto, Sudburryyyyy, Halifax and some other peeps from upper class at McMaster and believe it or not Emory, Mayo, Vegas and John Hopkins, international clinicals sites in Iran, India and Israel for those who love surgery but hands on exprience is not suffient in North America for any Caribean Medical Students... and a 5th semester that i hear from lower classmate years that rocks in chicago. we have students doing research at NIH and working as advisors in Parliament of Canada and HealthForce ontario i guess that makes it political, we have RESIDENTS..
every single proffessor of mine, those 99ers who leave after 1 or 3 semester they all have residency position offered...
I am told with my LOR's from canadian program directors and american department chairs i will get the residency of my dreams, also in 1-3 years this school will have over 200 residents.
so go ahead and transfer or not study, is your future and your own life and money ....
be good to the school and the school will make you one of the best doctors canada or USA or where ever you want to go will ever had or have.....
