Discover the Caribbean's Most Affordable Accredited Medical School + Up to 35% Scholarship
Save Up to $150,000 vs. Other Caribbean Peers
Medical School in the Caribbean. A Smarter Path to Your MD - Whether You Stay or Go Global.
Getting into medicine in the Caribbean has always been about two extremes. On one side, Caribbean peers charge $300,000–$400,000 USD. On the other, cheaper options exist but many lack CAAM-HP accreditation, meaning your degree may not be recognized for licensing in the US, Canada, UK, or even across CARICOM territories.
MUCM sits in a unique position: the most affordable CAAM-HP accredited medical school in the Caribbean. You don’t have to choose between affordability and accreditation. You can have both.
Join us on August 12, 2026 to learn exactly how MUCM delivers an internationally recognized MD at a cost that makes sense whether you plan to practice in the Caribbean, the United States, Canada, or the UK
*All fee figures are approximate and for comparison purposes only. Pricing is based on data available as of April 2026 and may vary over time.
Meet Your Speakers
Dr Gurpreet Sandhu, MD
Dean, College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences
Dr. Anushka Mirji
Director, Admissions & Strategic Partnerships
Shwetha S. Chetty
Director, Global Partner Relations
Make One of the Biggest Decisions of Your Life With Confidence.
Choosing a medical school isn’t just about getting accepted. It’s about choosing the right accreditation, the right career pathway, the right learning environment and making a smart financial decision.
In this live webinar, you’ll discover how Caribbean students can pursue an internationally accredited MD without the crushing debt of premium schools and without the accreditation risk of cheaper alternatives.
What You Will Learn in This Session
- Accreditation & Recognition: Why CAAM-HP, WDOMS, and WFME matter for your licensing pathway
- The CARICOM Advantage: Study in Antigua, English-speaking, no visa issues for CARICOM nationals
- Clinical Training: US and Caribbean clinical rotations at affiliated hospitals
- Cost & Value: Total cost breakdown and how you save up to $150,000
- Licensing Pathways: Licensing Pathways
- Admissions: September 2026 intake process holistic review, no MCAT required
Exclusive: Up to 35% Merit Scholarship for September 2026
Every qualified applicant enrolling in the 4-Year or 5-Year MD program for September 2026 is eligible for a merit-based scholarship of up to 35% of tuition fees.
No separate application required. Scholarship eligibility will be explained during the webinar.
Why MUCM?
- WDOMS Listed and WFME Recognition Standards
- Most affordable CAAM-HP accredited Caribbean medical school
- 100% English-medium instruction in an English-speaking country
- Clinical training at affiliated hospitals in Antigua and the United States
- Small class sizes with ~1:8 faculty-to-student ratio
- Up to 35% merit scholarship for September 2026
- No MCAT required — holistic admissions
- 24/7 campus security in St. John's, Antigua
- CARICOM member state - no visa issues for CARICOM nationals
- 0% APR financing options available
Who Should Attend This Webinar?
- Caribbean students exploring accredited and affordable medical school options
- Caribbean diaspora in the US, Canada, or UK considering a return to study or practice
- High school graduates ready for the 5-Year MD program
- University graduates interested in the 4-Year graduate-entry MD
- Parents and family sponsors researching international medical education
Why This Webinar is Different
Compare Before You Commit. Many students compare medical schools based only on tuition or reputation. During this webinar you’ll learn how to compare:
- Accreditation & Recognition: What does CAAM-HP actually mean? Why do some cheaper schools not have it? What's the risk?
- Licensing Pathways: USMLE, MCCQE, PLAB, Caribbean medical councils — which schools actually qualify you?
- Clinical Training: Where will you train? Local hospitals only, or international affiliated teaching hospitals?
- Total Cost of Education: Not just tuition, but the full picture: living, travel, insurance, exam fees
- Long-Term Return on Investment : What's the real cost of choosing a cheaper unaccredited school when you can't get licensed?
- Student Support: Student Support
Reserve Your Seat - It's Free
Spaces are limited. Register now to secure your place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MUCM accredited?
Yes. MUCM holds CAAM-HP Provisional Accreditation (2024–2028) — the same accrediting body that accredits SGU, Ross, AUA, and Saba. MUCM is also listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) and meets WFME Recognition Standards.
Can MUCM graduates practice in the United States or Canada?
MUCM is WDOMS listed. Students interested in USMLE, ECFMG Certification, MCCQE, or CaRMS should verify current eligibility requirements directly with the relevant bodies, as these certify individuals — not institutions.
Can MUCM graduates practice in the Caribbean?
MUCM is CAAM-HP provisionally accredited and located in Antigua and Barbuda, a CARICOM member state. Graduates should verify registration requirements with the medical council of their intended country of practice.
How is MUCM different from cheaper unaccredited schools?
Many lower-cost Caribbean medical schools do not hold CAAM-HP accreditation. Without this, graduates may face significant barriers to licensing in the US, Canada, UK, and even some Caribbean territories. MUCM provides CAAM-HP accreditation at an affordable price point so you don’t have to choose between cost and career viability.
How does MUCM's cost compare to other Caribbean medical schools?
Leading Caribbean medical schools charge $300,000–$400,000+ USD in total tuition and fees. MUCM’s total cost is significantly lower with the same CAAM-HP accreditation standard. You can save up to $150,000. Full breakdown provided during the webinar.
Do I need the MCAT?
No. MCAT is not required for admission to MUCM. Admissions are holistic, based on academic achievement, personal statement, and interview.
Do CARICOM nationals need a visa?
Antigua and Barbuda is a CARICOM member state. CARICOM nationals benefit from freedom of movement provisions. Specific requirements should be confirmed with immigration authorities.
What is the 35% scholarship?
A merit-based scholarship of up to 35% of tuition, available for students enrolling in the 4-Year or 5-Year MD programs for September 2026. Awarded based on academic achievement and application strength.
Is the webinar free?
Yes. Registration is completely free, and attendees will also have the opportunity to learn about exclusive scholarship eligibility.
Can parents attend?
Absolutely. We encourage parents and sponsors to attend, as the session covers accreditation, career pathways, tuition planning, scholarships, and answers common questions families have.
