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Caribbean MD Program
for U.S. Students

Medicine Needs More Great Doctors. Be
One of Them.

You’ve invested years preparing for a career in medicine. Don’t let one admissions cycle delay your future. Your MD dream is still within reach.

WUSOM provides a proven pathway to U.S. students—from medical school to residency—through personalized support, clinical training, and a curriculum designed for USMLE success.

CAAM-HP Accredited | ECFMG Eligible | USMLE® Preparation | Rolling Admissions | Multiple Start Dates

High

Success in Residency Placements

1300+

Graduates Practicing in the U.S. and Canada

60

Residents Placed Annually in the U.S. on Average

8:1

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

WUSOM Accreditations and Recognitions

WUSOM is accredited and recognized by organizations that support graduates pursuing residency and licensure opportunities in the United States.

Multiple Intakes
Every Year

Clinical Rotations in
the U.S.

Personalized Residency
Match Support

MD1–MD5 in St. Kitts
Campus

The Reality Facing U.S. Medical School Applicants

Medical school admissions in the United States have become more competitive than ever.

Each year, thousands of capable students invest years preparing for medical school only to face limited acceptance opportunities. A rejection letter does not determine your future as a physician.

At WUSOM, we believe determination matters more than admissions statistics.

Our accredited MD program provides aspiring physicians with a clear pathway from medical school to residency, supported by experienced faculty, clinical mentors, and dedicated residency advisors.

You don't have to choose between your dream and your home country.

What U.S. WUSOM Students Achieve

Performance & Outcomes

Numbers That Matter for Your Future

Medical school is only the beginning.
What matters most is where your education takes you.

Strong

Track Record of Residency Success

Our graduates continue to secure residency positions across the United States in a wide range of specialties, helping them move confidently toward physician licensure.

Clinical

Training Designed for Success

Students complete structured clinical experiences with affiliated hospitals and healthcare partners, gaining hands-on patient care experience while building professional relationships that support residency success.

Your MD Journey at WUSOM

A Structured Path from Acceptance to Residency

Basic Sciences in St. Kitts

Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) curriculum
Small-group learning environment
Hands-on clinical exposure beginning early in training
Dedicated preparation for USMLE Step 1

Clinical Rotations in the United States

Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) curriculum
Small-group learning environment
Hands-on clinical exposure beginning early in training
Dedicated preparation for USMLE Step 1

Residency Placement

Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) curriculum
Small-group learning environment
Hands-on clinical exposure beginning early in training
Dedicated preparation for USMLE Step 1

Why U.S. Students Choose WUSOM

Personalized
Education

Unlike overcrowded lecture halls, WUSOM’s 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio ensures students receive direct mentorship and academic support throughout their medical education.

Residency-Focused
Training

Every aspect of the curriculum is designed to prepare students for USMLE success, clinical excellence, and residency placement.

Support at
Every Stage

From admissions through Match Day, students receive individualized guidance from faculty, academic advisors, and clinical deans.

Affordable Pathway to
an MD

WUSOM provides an accessible route to earning a medical degree while maintaining the academic rigor required for residency success.

Admissions

What You Need to Apply

Application Requirements for U.S. Students

MCAT
Required

Submit official MCAT scores as part of your application.

Pre-Requisite
Coursework

Minimum of 90 undergraduate credit hours.

Letters of
Recommendation

Academic and/or professional references.

Personal
Statement

Tell us your story, motivation, and commitment to medicine.

Activities &
Experiences

Clinical exposure, research, volunteering, leadership, and community involvement.

Apply To Windsor University School Of Medicine

We accept applications for our MD and Biomedical Sciences program for classes starting during any of our trimester academic terms

For more information:

Email:

info@windsor.edu

Tel:

1-844-994-6376

Financial Support for U.S. Students

Financing your medical education should not prevent you from pursuing your goals. Eligible WUSOM U.S. students can apply for private education loans through our approved lending partner.

Private education loan options are available for eligible U.S. citizens and permanent residents from Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan, New York, and California. Our admissions team is here to help you explore your financing options.

Federal loans just got capped. WUSOM already has your financing covered.

New federal rules cap borrowing at $200,000 lifetime and eliminate Grad PLUS loans, leaving many Caribbean MD students short before graduation. WUSOM students have access to private educational loan options designed to fund their full MD journey, without the gaps.

Private loan options. Scholarship opportunities. Your MD, fully funded.

As federal lending limits tighten for professional students, WUSOM’s financing partnerships ensure you have access to private educational loans and institutional support, so the cost of medical school never stands between you and a career in medicine.

The Future Physician You Want to Become Starts Here

You don't need to wait another year to pursue your dream.

Join a community of aspiring physicians who chose a different path and are now practicing medicine across the United States and around the world.

Applications are now open.

Your white coat journey starts today.

FAQ's

Is WUSOM accredited?

Yes. WUSOM is accredited by the Caribbean Accreditation Authority for Education in Medicine and Other Health Professions (CAAM-HP), a body recognized by the World Federation of Medical Education (WFME). WUSOM is also recognized by the St. Christopher and Nevis Accreditation Board.

Can WUSOM graduates apply for U.S. residency programs?

Yes. Eligible graduates pursue ECFMG certification and apply for residency training programs in the United States, subject to meeting all applicable requirements.

Where do students complete their clinical rotations?

Students complete their basic science education on the WUSOM St. Kitts campus and then participate in clinical rotations at affiliated hospitals and healthcare facilities in the United States.

What are the admission requirements?

Applicants are generally required to submit:

Official MCAT scores
A minimum of 90 undergraduate credit hours
Letters of recommendation
A personal statement
Information about relevant clinical, volunteer, research, leadership, or work experiences

Do I need a bachelor's degree to apply?

While many applicants hold a bachelor’s degree, WUSOM primarily requires completion of at least 90 undergraduate credit hours and the necessary prerequisite coursework.

What if I were not accepted to a U.S. medical school?

Many qualified students face highly competitive admissions cycles in the United States. WUSOM offers an alternative pathway for students who remain committed to pursuing a career in medicine.

How large are the class sizes?

WUSOM maintains small class sizes with an approximately 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio, allowing for personalized academic support and faculty mentorship.

How does WUSOM prepare students for the USMLE?

Our U.S.-based curriculum incorporates dedicated USMLE preparation throughout the basic sciences program, helping students build the knowledge and skills needed for licensing examinations.

What support is available for residency applications?

Students receive individualized residency advising, personal statement guidance, application support, interview preparation, and mentorship throughout the residency match process.

When can I start the MD program?

WUSOM offers multiple start dates each year, with intakes in September, January, and May, providing flexibility for students who want to begin their medical education sooner.

Are scholarships or financing options available?

Yes. Eligible students may explore scholarship opportunities and private educational loan options. Our admissions team can help applicants understand available financing resources.

Can international students apply?

Yes. WUSOM welcomes applications from qualified students from around the world. Admission requirements may vary depending on an applicant’s educational background.

What specialties do WUSOM graduates enter?

WUSOM graduates have pursued residency training across a variety of specialties. Residency placement outcomes vary by applicant and year.

Will I receive support throughout medical school?

Yes. Students benefit from academic advising, faculty mentorship, clinical guidance, and residency support from enrollment through graduation.

How long does the MD program take to complete?

The program includes basic sciences training followed by clinical rotations. Program length may vary depending on individual progression, examination completion, and clinical requirements.

How do I begin my application?

Getting started is simple. Click the “Start Your Application” button and submit your information. An admissions advisor will guide you through the next steps and answer any questions about the application process.

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