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Rewriting Her Story: Nicole Parish’s Journey to WAUSM

December 10, 2025

WAUSM student Nicole Parish is proof that you have the power to add a plot twist to your life. For her, that plot twist happened at 4 a.m. while working a night shift as a nurse. She typed “medical schools” into Google, WAUSM appeared in the results, and she applied. Six months later, she was

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Why U.S.-Based Clinical Rotations Give Medical Students an Edge

December 1, 2025

For medical students worldwide, clinical rotations are the crucial link between classroom learning and real-world patient care. Completing these rotations in the United States offers unique advantages that can significantly impact a student’s future in medicine. Immersion in the U.S. Healthcare System Experiencing the U.S. healthcare system firsthand provides exposure to advanced hospital workflows, electronic

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WAUSM Student Story: How Delvonae Beckles Built Resilience in Medical School

Some of us spend our whole lives figuring out our calling. Others were born knowing. WAUSM student and Bahamian native Delvonae Beckles decided she wanted to be a doctor early on in life.

November 11, 2025

  “Medicine has always been something I felt called to,” said Beckles. “Ever since I was a little girl, I knew it was what I wanted to do. It’s a dream I’ve spent my life pursuing.” Beckles has come a long way since the days of caring for her stuffed animals. As a 3rd year

Why Caribbean Medical Schools Should Be Worth Your Attention

November 7, 2025

It’s no secret that getting into a US or Canadian medical school can be challenging. With acceptance rates hovering around 40%, even strong applicants can find themselves stuck in the “waitlist or reapply” cycle. If you’ve applied to medical school recently and are still waiting for an interview invitation or been waitlisted, the good news

Did You Know? 1 in 4 US MDs Are International Medical Graduates

November 4, 2025

Thinking about going to medical school outside the US? You’re in good company. Nearly 25 percent of practicing physicians in the United States are international medical graduates (IMGs), according to the Association of American Medical Colleges. That’s one in four physicians who earned their MDs at schools like WAUSM and others around the world. What’s

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