Mbbs in Caribbean

Studying in Caribbean
The majority of students enter with a baccalaureate degree, required premedical sciences, and/or optional scores from the Medical College Admission Test, directly into the MD Program. These students generally complete the requirements for the MD degree after 10 semesters of successful academic progress. Students receive preparation for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) through the Basic Science curriculum, review courses, simulated USMLE exams, and taking all course examinations in USMLE format.

Caribbean Medical University’s curriculum is comprises of 10 semesters: 4 semesters of Basic Medical Sciences taught at the Curacao campus and 6 semesters of Clinical Medical Sciences taught at affiliated hospitals and clinical centers in the United States.

Studying in Caribbean
The first five semesters at AUC involve a concentrated study of the medical sciences through AUC's US-modeled medical school curriculum. Anatomy, Histology and Molecular/Cell Biology are the focus during the first semester. Subsequent semesters explore a logical sequence of science coursework, including advanced courses in Molecular/Cell Biology, Physiology, Pathology, and Behavioral Sciences.