American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine
Program Type: Articulation Agreement
Program Overview
The American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine has an articulation agreement with California State University, Fullerton that provides qualified students with a structured pathway to pursue a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. AUA is committed to educating future physicians through a student-centered curriculum while preparing graduates to serve diverse and underserved communities around the world.
Who Can Apply?
This opportunity is available to qualified:
- CSUF undergraduate students who have completed the required prerequisite coursework.
- Pre-Health Professions Certificate (PHPC) students who have successfully completed their first semester in the program.
Students should have a strong academic record and demonstrate the motivation and preparation needed for a career in medicine.
Academic Requirements
Students must meet both CSUF articulation requirements and AUA admission requirements, which generally include:
- Completion of required prerequisite coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and English.
- Competitive cumulative and science GPA.
- Successful completion of the MCAT.
- Strong letters of recommendation, including support from the CSUF Health Professions Committee.
- Personal statement and other required admissions materials.
- Interview with an AUA admissions representative.
Additional requirements may apply depending on the applicant's academic pathway.
Why Consider This Agreement?
- Structured pathway from CSUF to AUA's MD program.
- Opportunity to receive guidance throughout the admissions process.
- Student-centered medical curriculum with an emphasis on clinical preparation.
- Commitment to educating physicians who serve diverse and underserved communities.
- Partnership designed specifically for qualified CSUF students.
Before You Apply
Admission requirements, prerequisite coursework, and application timelines are subject to change. Students interested in the AUA articulation agreement should meet with a Health Professions Advisor early to review eligibility, develop an academic plan, and confirm current admissions requirements.
St. George's University (SGU) School of Medicine
Program Type: Articulation Agreement
Program Overview
St. George's University (SGU) School of Medicine has an articulation agreement with CSUF that provides qualified students with a structured pathway to pursue a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. Through this partnership, eligible CSUF undergraduate and Pre-Health Professions Certificate (PHPC) students may receive consideration for admission to SGU after successfully completing the required academic preparation at CSUF.
Who Can Apply?
This opportunity is available to qualified:
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CSUF undergraduate students who have completed the required prerequisite coursework.
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Pre-Health Professions Certificate (PHPC) students who have successfully completed their first semester in the program.
Students should demonstrate strong academic achievement, preparation for medical school, and a commitment to pursuing a career in medicine.
Academic Requirements
Students must meet both CSUF articulation agreement requirements and SGU admission requirements, which generally include:
- Completion of prerequisite coursework in biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, mathematics, and other required sciences.
- Competitive cumulative and science GPA.
- A competitive MCAT score.
- Strong letters of recommendation, including support from the CSUF Health Professions Committee.
- Personal statement and required admissions materials.
- Interview with an SGU admissions representative.
Additional academic and admissions requirements may apply depending on the applicant's academic pathway.
Why Consider This Agreement?
- Structured pathway from CSUF to SGU's Doctor of Medicine program.
- Individualized admissions support through the CSUF Health Professions Advising Office.
- Opportunity to begin planning for medical school early in your academic career.
- Partnership designed to support qualified CSUF students pursuing careers in medicine.
Before You Apply
Admission requirements, prerequisite coursework, and application timelines are subject to change. Students interested in the SGU articulation agreement should meet with a Health Professions Advisor early to review eligibility, develop an academic plan, and confirm current admissions requirements.
Ross University School of Medicine
Program Type: AIM SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Program Overview
Ross University School of Medicine, located in Barbados, partners with CSUF to offer eligible students access to the AIM Scholars Program. Designed to support aspiring physicians, the program provides additional resources and financial benefits to help students prepare for and begin their medical education.
Who Can Apply?
The AIM Scholars Program is available to eligible CSUF students who are preparing to pursue a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. Students interested in the program should meet with a Health Professions Advisor early to determine eligibility and discuss the application process.
Academic Requirements
Students must meet Ross University School of Medicine's admissions requirements and any additional eligibility criteria for the AIM Scholars Program. Requirements may include completion of prerequisite coursework, competitive academic performance, and other admissions materials required by Ross University.
Why Consider This Program?
Eligible AIM Scholars may receive benefits such as:
- Application fee waiver
- Tuition deposit waiver
- Scholarship equivalent to one semester of tuition
- First-semester housing grant
- Round-trip flight scholarship
Program benefits and eligibility requirements are subject to change.
Before You Apply
Students interested in the Ross University AIM Scholars Program should schedule an appointment with a Health Professions Advisor to review eligibility, discuss program benefits, and confirm current admissions and scholarship requirements.
