St. George’s University School of Medicine: Virtual Information Session

Let us introduce you to St. George’s University School of Medicine during this interactive virtual session covering academics, admissions, and scholarships. As no other medical school in the world provides more new doctors to the US healthcare system1, SGU will share (and answer) the most important questions you should ask of any medical school.

The session includes a live Q&A and will be led by Sebastian Courage, SGU Regional Director, MENA.

Get to Know St. George’s University School of Medicine

Founded in 1976 to draw the best talent and practices from around the world, St. George’s University has become a leading center for academic excellence worldwide. With students and faculty drawn from more than 150 countries, SGU truly is an international institution, with a uniquely global perspective, perfectly poised to help educate students in this rapidly changing world.

St. George’s University has been providing the world with highly trained doctors for more than 40 years and has an extensive international network of over 18,000 MD alumni around the world. In addition to four-, five-, six-, and seven-year Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs, the School of Medicine awards master’s degrees in public health, epidemiology, microbiology, and other sciences, as well as PhDs in many disciplines. 

SGU has a large network of 70+ affiliated hospitals and health centers in the US and the UK, and therefore all eligible students complete their clinical rotations in those two countries. SGU School of Medicine graduates has practiced in all 50 US states and more than 50 countries around the world.

• SGU is the #1 provider of doctors in first-year US residencies for the last 11 years combined.¹
• No other medical school in the world provides more new doctors to the US healthcare system.¹
• SGU graduates secured 1,100 US residencies in 2020.¹
• SGU graduates have practiced at all US News and World Report Top 20 US Hospitals.²
• 92% of eligible international (non-US) SGU 2020 graduates who applied for a postgraduate position in the US, obtained one at the time of graduation.³ 
• SGU international students—from 46 countries—had a 97% first-time pass rate on the USMLE Step 1 in 2019.⁴
• SGU has nearly as many international students as all US medical schools combined.⁵

1. Data as of September 2020
2. According to US News and World Report, 2020-2021
3. Data as of September 2020. International graduates are non-US citizens or permanent residents
4. Data as of September 2020. International students are non-US, non-Canadian students
5. International student enrollment in US medical schools = 1,338; SGU international student enrollment = 1,184. These numbers do not include US citizens or permanent residents

Duration
60 Minutes