Currently I am going to Tianjin Medical University in Tianjin, China. I would like to know what is the requirement to pass the USMLE. It seems like to be 185 but is it the same for foriegn graduates or is the percentile requirement higher? Other info: US Citizen.
Im planning to take the exam this summer so if anyone have taken this test before how did you manage reading everything its overwhelming,,, any tips?
Can I claim a Lifetime Learning Credit for the USMLE Step 3 considering it is required to obtain a Medical Degree (degree of higher learning).
I am not a very bright student and I need all the help and aid I can get.
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The students enrolled in medical school in Grenada �€“ and St. George�€™s University School of Medicine is the only one – have put Grenada in first place for the highest first time pass rate on Step 1 and Step 2/CK for all countries with medical schools in the Caribbean over the past 15 years, according to a study just released in the journal, Academic Medicine. The authors state that there were 56 Caribbean medical schools during all or part of the period of study.
I do not necessarily need a list, but I am very interested in comparing two different schools based on how their students do on the USMLE. Is this data even available? I have Googled it and saw that one person said there is no such information compiled and posted for public viewing. (This seems odd to me. After all, every medical school posts their matriculated class’ average MCAT scores and GPAs). Any information on where I could …