AGUSM is committed to help students away from home feel they are among friends. We provide point guidance and inspiration as students attain their goal of becoming physicians. It is the building of values in which our success is rooted which contributes to the AGUSM experience.
AGUSM Has:
- More clinical rotation seats
- Higher USMLE passing rate
- FASTER MD Degree COMPLETION
- A no wait clinical program
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School Overview
American Global University School of Medicine is a quality medical school in the Caribbean to study medicine with accredited Premed, Basic and Clinical Science Programs. Our website contains information about Caribbean med schools, international schools of medicine, top Caribbean medical colleges and best foreign medical schools.
When applying to our Caribbean medical school, you are choosing the best Caribbean school of medicine. Top medical schools in the Caribbean should be accredited and have high USMLE passing rates, ACGME accredited clinical rotations and an approved application process to allow you to become a doctor.
The medical curriculum taught in our caribbean medical college campus integrates top academic features of American and Caribbean medical schools. American Global University School of Medicine recognitions make our students eligible for clinical rotations and licensure in the U.S. Upon passing USMLE, students start clinical clerkship in accredited hospitals throughout the United States or the United Kingdom. We offer an MD Medical Degree program (doctor of medicine), in which the first four semesters of the Basic Sciences are taught in Belize. We also offer a Premed (undergraduate coursework) program for high school graduates without MCAT. The MD degree (doctor of medicine) can be earned upon completion of the Basic Science and the Clinical Science program.
On top of that Belize is considered the best place for medical education in the Caribbean.
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Medical Journal RSS
- Improving care for patients after transient ischaemic attack (TIA)
- Quality of secondary prevention measures in TIA patients: a retrospective cohort study
- Republished: Simulation training improves ability to manage medical emergencies
- Imaging in pulmonary hypertension, part 2: large vessel diseases
- Mitochondrial myopathy, encephalopathy, lactic acidosis and stroke-like episodes: an important cause of stroke in young people
- Lobar collapse demystified: the chest radiograph with CT correlation
- Republished: Sensitive troponin assays
- Republished: Improving hand hygiene in a paediatric hospital: a multimodal quality improvement approach
- Left ventricular outflow tract obstruction in Tako-Tsubo cardiomyopathy
- Waiting rooms and the unconscious