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Want to apply to a Caribbean med school, but not sure on accreditations? Use this handy blog post to guide you.

Learn more about the Saba’s protocols that teach students what type of skills every doctor should have to develop in their field.

Get to know why getting a medical degree is more challenging because of rapdily growing programs between 2006 and 2016.

A survey found a demand for generalists, family medicine, emergency medicine, psychiatrists, dermatologists, and general internal medicine.

Find out how emotions affect the practice of medicine to know why the third year is often referred to as the “darkest” year of med school.

Corneliu Stanciu changed his focus from surgery to psychiatry, read more to discover what made him change his specialty.

Discover how racial concepts like sickle cell anemia shapes medicine and the impact it has on how it is both taught and administered.

How much is enough? According to 4 MCAT myths, most students who do well on the MCAT spend approx. 300 hours preparing for the exam.

Trevor Dorey, a Saba student in his clinical rotations, shares his studying experience at Saba.