
American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine
- Duration
- 4-year MD (typical)
- Clinical
- Sint Maarten; United States; United Kingdom
- Accreditor
- ACCM
Destination
1 school in this registry for Sint Maarten. 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 the Caribbean School of Medicine | ACCM Accredited | ACCM | Yes |
AUC's WFME-recognised accreditor on this registry is ACCM; confirm the live ACCM assessed-programmes page.
American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) is the sole registry school in Sint Maarten, holding ACCM accreditation through December 2027 on our latest check. ACCM (not CAAM-HP) is the WFME-recognised body we record for AUC. Clinical rotations are completed in the United States and United Kingdom; basic sciences are taught at the Cupecoy campus. Confirm Title IV and clerkship approvals that matter to your pathway on the school and U.S. Department of Education foreign-school lists.
Princess Juliana International is a major regional hub. Storm season is June–November. AUC students should confirm Dutch Sint Maarten entry/student rules for their nationality and budget housing near Cupecoy separately from tuition.
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.
