MD Doctor of Medicine + 3 Year Preclinical

The Doctor of Medicine program at St. George’s University, a Caribbean medical school located in beautiful Grenada, opens doors for a medical career on an international scale.

The MD program at SGU is accredited and/or approved by many external regulatory and accrediting bodies, including:

• The Grenada Medical and Dental Council, Ministry of Health of the Government of Grenada
• The New York State Education Department
• The New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners
• The Medical Board of California
• Licensed by the Florida Commission on Independent Education
• The US Department of Education’s National Committee on Foreign Medical Education and Accreditation has deemed the Grenada Medical and Dental Council’s accreditation standards to be comparable to those used in the United States. Comparability of accreditation standards is a major component necessary to allow MD students at SGUSOM to qualify for government-sponsored loans.

St. George’s University’s MD program has multiple entry points.

• We offer a traditional four-year MD program for students entering with a bachelor’s degree, as well as preclinical programs that lead into our four-year med school program.
• The five-, six- and seven-year MD pathways include coursework designed to prepare our students for medical school.
• Our medical school students have an opportunity to learn medicine in some of the best and most well-known hospitals in the world.
• Clinical studies include core rotations, sub-internships, primary care, and elective rotations.
  
  

For students who have secondary school credentials.

The seven–year Doctor of Medicine pathway is designed for students who have secondary school credentials who need to study a complete course in the foundation sciences before beginning the medical degree program.

Medical career training adapted to your academic background.

With a focus on preclinical sciences, social sciences, and humanities, the seven–year entry point prepares students for the rigors of medical school by providing a strong support system around a solid preclinical curriculum.