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PREPARING PHYSICIANS FOR EVERY COMMUNITY

Next Semester Starts Jan 2021

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Preparing Physicians for Every Community

AUC School of Medicine is continuing to offer our Medical Doctor (MD) degree program and accepting applications for admission for future class start dates. More than ever, we are dedicated to preparing tomorrow’s physicians for the world’s complex healthcare landscape through interactive and virtual learning experiences, a diverse learning community, and an emphasis on social accountability.

With the evolving public health situation of COVID-19, we have temporarily transitioned our basic sciences curriculum to an online learning platform in order to continue supporting our students’ education, while they remain in the safety of their homes. We are well-equipped to deliver an interactive and seamless online learning experience, and will continue to enroll and start our programs without interruption. Students can look forward to supportive faculty, small class sizes and the one-on-one support that defines our internationally recognized MD program. Once it’s safe to do so, first and second year students will be transitioned to the Saint Maarten campus to continue study in our state-of-the-art campus facilities. View FAQs for more details

NOTE: Learn more about MCAT requirements for the January 2021 semester application for admission, in cases where the MCAT exam was unavailable due to COVID-19 related interruptions. Learn More >

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MCAT Waiver Extended for September Admission Applications

AUC School of Medicine has elected to waive the MCAT requirement for qualified, impacted applicants for the September 2021 semester in cases where the MCAT exam was unavailable due to COVID-19 related interruptions. AUC’s evaluation for admission is conducted on an individual basis and uses a holistic approach. Serious applicants are encouraged to consult with an admissions ambassador about their individual situations if they are unable to take the MCAT before the September semester begins.

NOTE: Recent U.S. Department of Education guidance permits waiving the MCAT requirement for impacted applicants when related to continued COVID-19 related interruptions.

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Financial Aid for Canadians

We’re committed to working with you personally to help determine and facilitate any financial aid options available to you, including loans, scholarships, and grants potentially available in your province.

Scholarships & Awards

Nearly 10 scholarships are available to you as an incoming first-semester student — including the Canadian Scholarship, a renewable award that maxes out at $55,000 USD.

Is AUC accredited?

Yes. AUC's medical school facilities and curriculum are accredited by the Accreditation Commission on Colleges of Medicine (ACCM), which is the accreditor used by the country of St. Maarten. Being an international foreign operating school, AUC is not eligible to seek accreditation from traditional US accreditors.

How does that compare to US accreditation?

A special review board appointed by the US Department of Education (the National Committee on Foreign Medical Education and Accreditation, or NCFMEA) has reviewed ACCM’s standards and determined that they are comparable to those used to accredit medical schools in the US. This is an important distinction for AUC, and one held by only a few Caribbean schools.

Where can I practice as an AUC graduate?

You’ll be eligible for licensure to practice in all 50 US states, Canada, and internationally.

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"AUC does everything they possibly can to help you achieve your goals. It’s obvious that the faculty really care and want you to do well, and AUC is a great community to be a part of.""

Daniel Judelson, MD – AUC Class of 2017
Resident, Family Medicine (CaRMS Match)
University of Saskatchewan, North Battleford, SK

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American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine is accredited through 2021 by the Accreditation Commission on Colleges of Medicine (ACCM, www.accredmed.org), which is the accreditor used by the country of St. Maarten.

The United States Department of Education, via the National Committee on Foreign Medical Education and Accreditation (NCFMEA), reviews the standards that countries use to accredit medical schools. The NCFMEA has determined that the ACCM’s accreditation standards are comparable to those used by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), the accrediting body that accredits medical education programs in the United States.

We respect your privacy and will never sell your information to a third party. Completing and submitting this form provides consent without obligation for AUC to call, text, and/or email you about your education and by automated means or prerecorded messages at the number and/or email address you provide.