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International Medical Student Applications
AUC welcomes applications from qualified candidates around the world. Our internationally recognized medical program offers a rigorous academic experience modeled after the US medical school curriculum. AUC students learn from knowledgeable and dedicated faculty members, and are able train in unique global settings. With transformative clinical opportunities in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and abroad, our students develop a complex understanding of different healthcare systems and diverse patient populations.
- Read information for Canadian applicants
- Read information for United Kingdom applicants
- Email our international admissions team
Why apply to AUC as an international student?
An inclusive and diverse learning community. At AUC we take great pride in building a community of students, faculty, and staff who work together in a culture of mutual respect. AUC's diverse student population offers the chance to broaden your horizons and learn about different cultures or connect with fellow students with similar backgrounds and interests.
An opportunity to see a different type of healthcare system. Whether you choose to complete your clinical rotations in the United States or the United Kingdom, you can see an entirely different healthcare system in action. Given that the practice of medicine is becoming increasingly globalized, this experiential learning could help you add a valuable, broader perspective of how varying healthcare systems operate.
A true sense of the global healthcare experience. AUC students have ample opportunity to get hands-on experience in service learning and outreach through events like Community Action Day, where students engage with locals about ways to improve their lives and health.
Three start dates—start medical school when it's right for you. AUC enrolls students in January, May, and September, allowing flexibility for when you decide to apply to medical school.
What are the admissions requirements for international students?
Admission to AUC is competitive. We encourage you to review our medical school admissions requirements and consider whether AUC might be the right choice for your medical education. Below please find links to specific information for applicants from Canada and the UK. Other applicants are encouraged to speak with our international admissions team (see below) for specific requirements and information.
Currently we have specific information on our website for applicants from Canada and the United Kingdom. Please check back for additional information on other countries, or contact our international admissions team below.
Applying to AUC if you're from Canada
More than 10 percent of AUC’s student body is made up of Canadian students—a number that is expected to grow as our Canadian graduates continue earning residencies and fellowships in both the United States and Canada. Applying to AUC is a very similar process to applying to a medical school in Canada and our admissions requirements are largely the same. Though AUC does not participate in the Ontario Medical Schools Application Service (OMSAS), you can easily apply to AUC online.
AUC’s clinical curriculum is comprised of 80 weeks of clinical rotations that include 42 weeks of core clerkships and 38 weeks of electives. Core clerkships are completed at affiliated clinical sites in the United States and/or United Kingdom. During your 4th year, you have the opportunity to engage in elective rotations at various sites in Canada, the United States and abroad.
- For information about the loans, scholarships and grants available in your province, please visit the Canadian Government’s official website for the Student Assistance Program (SAP).
- Canadian banks offering student lines of credit include Bank of Montreal, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), and TD Canada Trust.
- Read the Financial Planning Guide for Canadian Students.
- Learn about the Canadian Student Scholarship, awarded to qualified applicants meeting certain criteria who have Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.
- To speak with an AUC student accounts officer specifically about Canada, please contact Student Finance at 732-509-9027 or email [email protected] with any questions.
Please contact our Canada admissions team for more information about our medical school and our application process for Canadian students.
Diana Radoja
Sr. Graduate Admissions Advisor, Canada
Email Diana
(905) 928-6726
Applying to AUC if you're from the United Kingdom
Unlike the UK, medical degrees from AUC are all at the graduate level, much like schools in the continental United States. AUC does not participate in the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), but you can easily fill out an application online.
Note: If you need to request a replacement UCAT score report, you'll need to complete this form. Please note that there is a £25 charge for replacement reports.
After you complete two years of the medical sciences curriculum on AUC’s Caribbean campus on the scenic island of St. Maarten, you have the option of going right back home to the UK for your clinical rotations. View our affiliated UK hospital sites.
Please contact our UK admissions team for more information about our medical school.
Jennifer Stovall
Associate Director of Admissions, International Applicants
[email protected]
+1 734-476-0695
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Many AUC students, after successfully completing our program, elect to practice in the United Kingdom. Read their stories below.
Abdo Sattout, MD
Dr. Sattout completed most of his clinical rotations in the UK with an elective in the US (Missouri). After passing the PLAB examination, he completed a basic surgical rotation before deciding on higher specialty training in Emergency Medicine. He is currently a Consultant in Emergency Medicine at Aintree University Hospital in Liverpool.
Sohaib Bukhari, MD
Dr. Bukhari was born on Japan and moved to Alaska at an early age. He graduated from University of Alaska, Anchorage with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences. He went on to obtain a Graduate Certificate in Public Health from University of New England, Biddeford, Maine. It was here that he developed interest in medicine and public health. Subsequently, he attended medical school at the American University of the Caribbean. He did his core clinical rotations in the UK, elective rotations in New York, and graduated in 2008.
After passing USMLE Steps 1, 2, and 3 in the US, Dr. Bukhari undertook a medical internship program in Saudi Arabia. Upon completion of his internship, he obtained full registration with the General Medical Council in the UK. Currently, he is a Senior House Officer in Acute Medicine at Ealing Hospital in London.