Your Resource for Premed, Insider Med School Guides, and Much More.
If you've ever researched Caribbean medical schools--or just medical school in general, for that matter--then you may know how challenging it can be to separate facts from opinions.
AUC school of medicine resources section is the answer to that. Here, we strive to provide high-quality, peer-reviewed med school guides to answer any questions you may have, regardless of who you are--a premed advisor, an undergraduate student exploring the medical field for the first time, or the parent of a future AUC student.
Medical School Resources & Guides for Parents
An educational med school guide for parents, created by parents.
Parents Guide: One Stop for AUC Parent Resources
The AUC Parents Guide covers financial aid, curriculum, admissions, institutional outcomes, and much more.
Glossary of Medical Terms
Use our medical glossary to learn about various medical terms and specialties.
Med School Guide for Premed Advisers
This guide to medical school provides information to help premed and prehealth advisors determine whether going to medical school in the Caribbean is right for the students they advise.
On-Demand Webinars
Building a Competitive Med School Application
In this on-demand webinar, we discuss qualifying medical school components such as undergraduate performance and standardized test scores, as well as intellectual and social maturity, critical judgment, adaptability, volunteer work, life experiences, and graduate school performance (if applicable).
What Is the Medical Education Readiness Program (MERP)?
MERP is designed to build a strong foundation in the medical sciences while helping students adjust to the demands of a medical school curriculum. Although MERP is a separate program, for applicants who are referred to MERP we view it as your first step in the AUC journey.
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting Medical School
As a pre-med you’ve read all about the steps to apply to medical school. But what comes after the acceptance? Sure, everyone knows medical school is a challenge, but what is it really like? How can you prepare for the life change that is about to happen as you pursue your dream?