AUSOM has successfully achieved accreditation from the AAC for a period of 3 years
We are pleased to inform you that Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM) has successfully achieved accreditation from the Accreditation Agency of Curacao (AAC) for a period of 3 years. The AAC accreditation is the formal evaluation and quality assurance towards our Bachelors of Science program. AUSOM was notified on ...
Navigating Clinical Rotations from the Caribbean
Navigating Clinical Rotations from the Caribbean: What to Expect Embarking on clinical rotations is a pivotal phase in every medical student's journey. For those studying at Caribbean medical schools like Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM), this transition can be both exciting and challenging. The unique blend of academic preparation ...
The Advantages Of Smaller Class Sizes In Medical Training
The Advantages Of Smaller Class Sizes In Medical Training Anyone who has ever attended college knows the struggle all too well. Picture yourself seated in a vast auditorium surrounded by 300 other students. What is the likelihood that you will truly flourish in a situation like this? For some students, ...
Debunking Myths: The Realities of Studying Medicine in the Caribbean
Debunking Myths: The Realities of Studying Medicine in the Caribbean Myth 1: Caribbean medical education is that it is not as rigorous and has lower standards than its North American counterpart. TRUTH: Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM) along with a number of other Caribbean medical schools, are held ...
Why Study Medicine in the Caribbean? Exploring The Unique Benefits
Why Study Medicine in The Caribbean? Exploring The Unique Benefits Ahoy there, matey! So, you’re set on becoming a doctor. Brace yourself for endless studying, flashcard frenzy, unmistakable fragrance of formaldehyde in the labs and those occasional moments of horror about forgetting the ‘OG Krebs cycle’. Welcome to ...
A Comprehensive Guide to Living and Studying: My Experience at a Caribbean Medical College
- Blog by Sharon Ansil Nagrajan My name is Sharon Ansil Nagarajan, I am a medical student at Avalon University School of Medicine, a Caribbean medical school. Here is my guide to living and studying on a Caribbean island! Embarking on a journey to study medicine at a Caribbean medical ...
