
St. George's University School of Medicine
- Duration
- 4-year MD (typical)
- Clinical
- Grenada; United States; United Kingdom
- Accreditor
- GMDC
Destination
1 school in this registry for Grenada. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. George's University School of Medicine | GMDC Accredited | GMDC | Yes |
Grenada Medical and Dental Council (GMDC) is the national body SGU cites; CAAM-HP is a separate regional agency whose SGU listing was voluntarily withdrawn (2021).
St. George's University School of Medicine (SGU) is the sole registry school in Grenada and one of the largest Caribbean medical schools by enrollment. Medical education in Grenada is overseen nationally through the Grenada Medical and Dental Council (GMDC); SGU cites GMDC as its primary accreditor (re-accredited through 2030), while CAAM-HP status was voluntarily withdrawn in January 2021. Clinical training is reported across Grenada and affiliated sites in the United States and United Kingdom — confirm the current hospital list on SGU's official site. Applicants should also check ECFMG / WDOMS listing requirements for their intended pathway year.
Peak Atlantic hurricane season is roughly June–November; flights usually connect via major Caribbean or U.S. hubs into Maurice Bishop International. Student visas / entry permits are school- and nationality-specific — confirm with SGU admissions and Grenada immigration before arrival. Budget housing and food separately from tuition on the school’s cost-of-attendance pages.
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.
