Medical School Academics

You are coming to Ross University School of Medicine, one of the premier Caribbean medical schools, to study medicine. You want a commitment that you will be prepared in the best way possible to achieve your goal of becoming a doctor. More than that, you want a commitment that you will get the education that will enable you to pass your critical licensing exams, get the residency you are hoping for and fulfill the dream you have had for so long. Ross University can make that commitment.

A Strong Foundation

Under the guidance of a faculty that is committed to teaching, supported by an exceptional array of the latest laboratory and instructional facilities, you will get the education you need to succeed. And that’s just at the Dominica medical school campus, where you will spend your first four semesters (16 months.) After Dominica, you will spend a semester getting your introduction to clinical medicine at our location in Miami, and then you are on to your clinical rotations at the more than 70 teaching hospitals in the US that are affiliated with Ross University School of Medicine.

Commitment to Students

This unrelenting commitment to delivering a rigorous academic and clinical experience foundation is the reason why:

• Ross University School of Medicine has graduated more than 7,700 doctors.
• Ross University School of Medicine is one of the few international medical schools approved by the licensing boards in New York, New Jersey, California and Florida.
• Ross graduates have obtained residency appointments in virtually every medical specialty and subspecialty at leading teaching hospitals and medical centers across the US.
• Our graduates have told us that compared to other residents, they had a better range of clinical experience.
• Directors of residency programs have said “Send me more Ross graduates.”