Trinity School of Medicine

Trinity has been a great program. The island life was an eye opening experience, and I enjoyed meeting people from all walks of life and cultures. The educators are from all over the world, and they provided me with a broad foundation of knowledge that helped me to excel with the basic science course work, do well on my boards, and be prepared for my clinical course work. I am almost done with my education at trinity, and am excited to find out where I will be matching later this month!

A superb , very strong and personalized med school. They treat each student as an asset and do their best to graduate him or her as an excellent Future MD. Their match rate is near 100%

If you're determined to becoming a doctor and are considering this school, I want to let you know know that I was too, and I decided to give this experience a shot.

I'll be honest: I wasn't sure what to expect when I first committed here. Like many people, I had the typical concerns about international med schools -- stigma, matching, opportunities, etc. But now being a Resident Doctor, going back, I don't think I would change a thing.

This school gave me more than just a medical education -- it gave me room to grow. From day one, I was able to get deeply involved, take on leadership roles, work on meaningful projects, and surround myself with people who genuinely cared about what they were doing. Being successfully here definitely takes a degree of drive (as medical school in general does), and the atmosphere is a perfect compliment to that.

Academically, I felt challenged and supported. The curriculum was rigorous, but the small class sizes and accessible professors made it easy to stay connected and get help when I needed it. Clinical rotations were solid, and I was able to make the most of my electives and networking opportunities.

I matched into an absolute dream residency at an academic center in the U.S., and I know this school played a major part in getting me there. Would I have taken a more traditional path if I had the chance? Maybe. But I wouldn't trade this one for anything.

This journey wasn't easy -- but it was worth it. And I'm leaving this place as both a better physician and a better person because of it.