Experience An
Innovative Curriculum
Offering Diverse, Hands-
on Learning.
WUSOM – Attain Quality Education at the
Best Medical School in Caribbean
CAAM-HP accredited
In addition to a university accreditation from CAAM-HP, Windsor University School of Medicine earns additional approvals from respected agencies and organizations around the world.
View our accreditation and recognition page for more information.
Study at a well-Designed Doctor of Medicine Program that opens doors for practice in the U.S, Canada, U.K and for global practice
- WUSOM offers an innovative integrated curriculum in a supportive learning environment, enabling its medical school students to learn the foundations of medicine according to the latest pedagogical curriculum model.
- WUSOM students benefit from a close-knit community characterized by small class sizes, and attentive and accessible faculty.
- All WUSOM clinical rotations are provided at Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-approved hospitals and affiliated with world-class universities.
- This, along with our student’s performance in various licensing examinations, such as the United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE), U.K General Medical Council (GMC), Medical Council of Canada (MCC), etc., opens several doors and bolsters a student’s chances of obtaining a residency of their choosing.
Truly Affordable Medical Education
WUSOM’s Vision is to lead a vibrant, innovative University which provides affordable exemplary academic programs, quality services, and student experiences. We have maintained our tuition fees at a very affordable rate since the very inception of the university 25 years ago. In fact, we offer the lowest tuition amongst all accredited medical schools.
WUSOM Tution Fees Compared to other Accredited Medical Schools
Utmost Flexibility
WUSOM operates under a rolling admissions policy. This means we offer three start dates—September, January, and May. This gives you the freedom to start medical school when it’s right for you.
partnerships & affiliations
RICH SUCCESSFUL ALUMNI NETWORK
At Windsor University School of Medicine, We are proud to have a strong alumni network that includes graduates who have achieved success in a wide range of medical specialties and career paths.
One of the ways we measure our success is by the United States residency placements of our graduates. Our alumni have been placed in top residency programs across the United States and Canada, including specialties such as family medicine, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, and more.
Over the past 10 years alone we have placed a total of 864 graduates into the United states Residency program, with an average of 78 graduates matching each year. Details of the location of the residency match each year can be found here.
WUSOM U.S Residency placement over the past 10 years
Quality clinical
teaching locations
We are proud to have affiliations with various top-ranking hospitals in the United States, as well as with world-renowned university hospital systems, such as the University of West Indies in Jamaica, which is among the top 1% of universities in the world.
Funding your
Education
Our primary goal at WUSOM is to make quality medical education more available to as many students as possible. From Loans to flexible payment plans to scholarships, explore our exceptional financial aid options.
Graduate
Success
With hundreds of alumni in post-graduate (residency) training & medical practice, we are very proud of our graduates as they have obtained competitive residency and fellowship positions in a wide range of specialties in the United States and Canada!
Caribbean Medical
School Tuition and Fees
We know that medical education can weight heavy on your pockets, so we strive to keep our tuition affordable, in line with our goal of “providing a broad, exceptional medical education program accessible to students from across the globe for a reasonable tuition”. Our tuition fee is much more affordable than most U.S. and even Caribbean medical schools.
Hands-On From
the Start
At WUSOM, we believe early hands-on learning give you the confidence you need to treat patients in the real world.
Immerse yourself in learning the practice of medicine, gain experience in simulation labs, and train alongside physicians, caring for patients in the community within weeks, not months.
Learn more about your journey to become an MD at Windsor:
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FAQ’s
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MEDICAL SCHOOL Admissions
There are three (3) starting terms per year: Spring in January, Summer in May, and Fall in September.
At Windsor University School of Medicine, we require at least 90 credits of undergraduate education as well as completion of certain courses such as:
- General Biology or Zoology with laboratory or computer simulation (2 semesters or 8 credit hours)
- Inorganic or General Chemistry with laboratory or computer simulation (2 semesters or 8 credit hours)
- Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry with laboratory or computer simulation (2 semesters or 8 credit hours)
- Physics with laboratory or computer simulation (2 semesters or 8 credit hours)
- English or Humanities equivalent i.e., Social Sciences (2 semesters or 6 credit hours)
- Mathematics (preferably Calculus or Statistics) (1 semester or 3 credit hours)
Besides coursework, students need to submit:
- Letters of recommendation
- Research projects
- Personal essays
- Work experience
- Shadowing
- Transcripts
International (Non-U.S./Non-Canadian) applicants must submit:
- Official credential evaluation report of transcript through World Education Services (WES); Visit wes.org
- Official report of scores on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
There is no minimum MCAT score requirement for applying to our Caribbean medical school. In fact, the MCAT is not the only thing our admissions panels consider when going over a prospective student’s credentials.
Transfer students are only accommodated from MD 2 to MD 6 semester, and eligibility is determined after a careful review of their academic performance in their previous medical school which must be listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools.
At WUSOM, we do not have a minimum GPA for entrance into our school, as we conduct a more holistic assessment when evaluating prospective students. We determine the eligibility of each student on a number of factors, such as their past experiences, extracurricular activities, research experience, personal essay, letters of recommendation, etc.
You can find WUSOM’s tuition & fee structure here.
Windsor University School of Medicine carries multiple accreditations, both national and international. Windsor is accredited by the Caribbean Accreditation Authority for Education in Medicine and other Health Professions (CAAM-HP). The standards used by CAAM-HP are based on the United States medical school accreditation program as outlined by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), which are also recognized by the U.S. Department of Education’s NCFMEA. WUSOM is also accredited by the St. Christopher and Nevis accreditation board, as well as listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. Our graduates are eligible to be Education Commission of Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certified and take the United States Medical Examination (USMLE). Our graduates are eligible to write Medical Council of Canada Examinations and participate in the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS).