Thinking about Pre-Med and Becoming a Medical Doctor?

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. - Nov. 4, 2016 - PRLog -- The landscape is changing in the U.S and demand for gifted medical school graduates is increasing. See NJ.com's article - How foreign medical schools help ease N.J.'s doctors shortage.   It's no surprise that it's tough to go through medical school in the U.S and it's just not appealing to potential students anymore. High cost and time may be the 2 biggest reasons why more students aren't considering a medical degree. There are a lot of talented individuals who dream of earning their medical license but the traditional route in the U.S is time consuming and costly. Believe it or not, there are alternative paths to become a Doctor of Medicine without going through the conventional process and evaluation most students in America are compelled to do.

Have you ever considered going to med school and achieving your dream of becoming an MD but got discouraged due to finances and/or lack of time?  If you've done your research then you know that Caribbean medical schools produce extremely qualified medical doctors that now have a license and practice medicine in the U.S. The best part is, you can complete an undergraduate degree and medical degree in 6 years at a fraction of the cost of most traditional U.S medical degree tracks. At one time Caribbean medical schools had no reputation and were overlooked but times are changing and island schools, like Northwest Suburban College's affiliate AUA, are producing highly skilled and diverse doctors who are starting careers in the States like never before.

The bottom line is that YOU CAN DO IT! Caribbean medical universities and their affiliated bachelor programs, like NWSC's accelerated BS/MD program, in the U.S make it possible. If you want to make a change, this is the time. GO FOR IT!

Visit http://nwsc.edu to learn more!