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Prospective students who dream of becoming a physician but are worried about getting accepted into a U.S. medical school, where it is exceedingly difficult to get in, may want to consider attending a ...

Searching for most affordable Caribbean medical schools can be a bit off for some people because they just cannot think about the possible reason why people would actually choose to study medicine in ...

Each year, more than 55,000 people submit applications to allopathic medical schools. However, only about 22,700 seats are available, meaning nearly 60% of applicants don't earn a spot. What happens ...

When Tavinder Singh took the MCAT, the California native dreamed of going to medical school. And then his scores came back — too low for him to get in anywhere in the United States. So he packed his ...

The reason given to invade this tiny Caribbean nation, in 1983, was to save some Americans attending a Caribbean medical school because their grades were too low for U.S. places. Now the question is, ...

After Bassem Hanna graduates from medical school this spring, he hopes to give his patients at Coliseum Medical Centers a second chance at life. He knows how valuable second chances can be. Hanna is ...

Some are calling it the "Fauci Effect." Others attribute it to a lack of gap year opportunities or a less burdensome virtual application process. Whatever the reason, one thing is clear: applications ...

Selecting the right avenue for medical education holds paramount importance for American medical students. In today's landscape, American medical students frequently seek avenues to acquire top-notch ...

This is one of our editors’ picks from our ongoing roundup of Investigations Elsewhere. A commodities trader isn’t the most likely person to start a medical school — and in a motel at that — but in ...

Students at for-profit medical schools in the Caribbean are amassing more debt than their peers at medical schools in the United States, and many of those students quit school early, thereby creating ...

Prior to making landfall in Florida last September, Hurricane Irma blew through the Caribbean islands, battering an estimated 1.2 million people with roughly 185 mile-per-hour winds. Medical school ...