Shortlist · Title IV

Best Caribbean medical schools with Title IV / FAFSA

Filter: Title IV field = yes. Then the same transparent registry score. Always re-check the U.S. Department of Education foreign school lists.

Guide: Title IV / FAFSA for Caribbean medical schools. Methodology: ranking formula.

Ranked Title IV shortlist

  1. #1

    American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine

    Sint Maarten · ACCM: Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    100
    / 100
    100% components earned
  2. #2

    Medical University of the Americas

    Saint Kitts and Nevis · ACCM: Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    100
    / 100
    100% components earned
  3. #3

    St. George's University School of Medicine

    Grenada · GMDC: Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    97
    / 100
    100% components earned
  4. #4

    St. Matthew's University School of Medicine

    Cayman Islands · ACCM: Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    94
    / 100
    100% components earned
  5. #5

    Ross University School of Medicine

    Barbados · CAAM-HP: Accredited with conditions · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold; Published outcomes fields.

    88
    / 100
    100% components earned
  6. #6

    American University of Antigua College of Medicine

    Antigua and Barbuda · CAAM-HP: Accredited with conditions · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold; Published outcomes fields.

    82
    / 100
    100% components earned
  7. #7

    Saba University School of Medicine

    Saba (Caribbean Netherlands) · NVAO: Positive peer review; formal NVAO renewal pending · WFME-recognised hold: Provisional / conditions · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Title IV / FAFSA field; Published outcomes fields; Tuition transparency.

    81
    / 100
    100% components earned
  8. #8

    Ponce Health Sciences University School of Medicine

    Puerto Rico (US territory) · LCME (Liaison Committee on Medical Education): Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    75
    / 100
    67% components earned
  9. #9

    University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine

    Puerto Rico (US territory) · LCME (Liaison Committee on Medical Education): Accredited · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Accreditation posture; Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold.

    75
    / 100
    67% components earned
  10. #10

    The University of the West Indies School of Medicine

    Jamaica · CAAM-HP: Accredited with conditions · WFME-recognised hold: Yes · Title IV: Yes

    Strongest score components: Title IV / FAFSA field; WFME-recognised agency hold; Verification freshness.

    63
    / 100
    67% components earned

FAQ

Should I only apply to #1?

No. Rank position reflects registry-field completeness and accreditation posture under a published formula — not clinical fit, visa pathway, or personal constraints. Use the list to shortlist, then read each school page and primary sources.

Can a school pay for a higher rank?

No. Placement is algorithmic from registry fields. We do not sell ranking position or upgrade agency labels for payment.

Why might a well-known school rank lower?

Missing Title IV confirmation, missing sourced tuition totals, or missing school-reported USMLE strings reduce points. That is data completeness — not a claim that the school is “bad.”