
American University of Antigua College of Medicine
- Duration
- 4-year MD (typical)
- Clinical
- Antigua and Barbuda; United States
- Accreditor
- CAAM-HP
Destination
2 schools in this registry for Antigua and Barbuda. Clinical years are often completed outside the country where basic sciences are taught.
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Verification dates reflect when this registry last confirmed the status against agency primary sources — not a school marketing date. Methodology.
Leading status plus a WFME-recognised accreditor row when present, and Title IV as recorded.
| School | Leading status | WFME-recognised accreditor | Title IV |
|---|---|---|---|
| American University of Antigua College of Medicine | CAAM-HP Accredited with conditions | CAAM-HP | Yes |
| Metropolitan University College of Medicine | CAAM-HP Provisional accreditation | CAAM-HP | No |
Antigua and Barbuda schools in this registry are tracked on CAAM-HP lists (AUA with conditions; Metropolitan provisional).
Two registry schools are in Antigua and Barbuda: American University of Antigua College of Medicine (AUA), holding CAAM-HP Accreditation with Conditions through 2028, and Metropolitan University College of Medicine, holding CAAM-HP Provisional Accreditation through 2028. Antigua and Barbuda schools appear on CAAM-HP lists; a common labeling error is listing AUA as ACCM-accredited — the primary body we record is CAAM-HP. Clinical training for AUA includes Antigua and affiliated US sites; verify the current list on each school's admissions page.
V.C. Bird International connects to U.S. and regional cities. Hurricane season June–November. Confirm student permits with the school and Antigua immigration; living costs in St. John’s / campus-adjacent housing differ from tourist resorts.
This registry does not publish dollar cost-of-living tables — use each school's cost-of-attendance disclosure and official immigration sites for figures that affect your budget.
No. Each school has its own agency rows on this registry. A country label is not an accreditation decision — open every school profile.
Often not. Many Caribbean MD programs teach basic sciences on-island and complete clinical clerkships in the United States or elsewhere — check each school's clinical notes.
No. Title IV participation is per school (and sometimes per campus). Use the Title IV column above and confirm on studentaid.gov.

