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bpmauser2018-10-19 18:39:542018-10-19 18:40:14SOM Alumni Association Set to Host Art of Medicine CME in March
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bpmauser2018-10-12 20:45:182018-10-12 23:44:58Jersey Shore University Medical Center Joins St. George's University's CityDoctors Scholarship Program
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bpmauser2018-10-05 18:38:302018-10-05 19:43:49SGU Students Register 95% Pass Rate on Veterinary Licensing Examination
While choosing between medical schools it’s important for you to actually see the foundation of your entire career, visit the campus, meet the faculty, mingle with your peers, and see our facilities for yourself. And we will pay for that to happen.
St. George’s University, the first of the private Caribbean medical schools, has over 20,000 graduates in medicine, veterinary medicine, public health, and other professions and disciplines who follow the SGU philosophy of global education and apply their education at home and abroad.
St. George’s University students have access to a plethora of recreational activities. There are cultural organizations, talent shows, formal dances, intramural sports, beautiful Caribbean beaches, rainforests, scuba diving, and many other ways for students to enjoy their time in Grenada.
Thousands of St. George’s University graduates have volunteered to speak with students who are interested in learning more about the SGU experience, from the curriculum and residency success to student life on and off campus.
“At St. George’s, you’re taught to think on our own. You’re taught to think outside the box. Unfortunately a lot of physicians now are all textbook knowledge. What Grenada, St. Vincent’s, and England did was teach me think on my own. That’s one of the most important things when you’re caring for a patient, whether it’s an infant, child, adult or the elderly.”
Louis Guida, MD
