TAU offers merit-based and need-based scholarships for international students enrolling in the MD program. These include academic excellence awards, regional scholarships, and limited financial aid based on performance and eligibility criteria.

Most Caribbean universities have 24/7 campus security, health services, mental health counseling, and student support centers to ensure a safe and supportive environment for international students.

Caribbean graduates often pursue internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, and psychiatry. These specialties tend to have more open residency slots for international medical graduates (IMGs).

Many Caribbean universities offer USMLE prep support, licensing guidance, and transcript processing for ECFMG certification. Some also have dedicated career services to assist with documentation for the U.S., Canada, and other licensing bodies.

Acceptance rates vary by school, but many Caribbean medical schools have more flexible admissions criteria than U.S. schools, offering opportunities to students with non-traditional backgrounds or lower GPAs/MCATs.

In many cases, yes especially for science-related credits. Credit transfers depend on transcript evaluation and course equivalency. Contact TAU’s admissions office for personalized review.

Universities support licensure through USMLE prep, credentialing help, transcript services, and ECFMG registration guidance. Some schools have dedicated licensing officers to guide students.

Top-tier schools like SGU, AUC, and Ross report pass rates above 90% for Step 1, while newer or less-established schools may have lower averages. Always check official outcomes when evaluating schools.

Guyana offers English-speaking medical education with lower tuition costs, international clinical rotation opportunities, and a culturally diverse environment. Its proximity to the U.S. and the presence of CAAM-HP accredited institutions make it a strategic choice for aspiring international doctors.

SGU, AUC, and Ross consistently report 90%+ pass rates on Step 1. Always check updated statistics from each university's website or ECFMG-reported outcomes.