All Saints University · Dominica
Doctor of Medicine
MD Degree Programs
All Saints University, school of medicine offers two internationally accredited MD degree programs — for university graduates and high school graduates. Practice medicine in the US, Canada, UK, or anywhere in the world.
For University / College Graduates
4-Year MD Program
For High School Graduates
5-Year MD Program
Pre-Med included.
IAAR Accredited
No MCAT Required
ECFMG Sponsored
Canadian Student Aid Eligible
Scholarships Available
20+
Years training
physicians
physicians
72wks
Clinical rotations
US & Canada
US & Canada
30+
Students from
30+ countries
30+ countries
1000+
Alumni
physicians
physicians
Next Intake Filling Fast — January, May & September intakes available. Limited seats.
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Program Highlights
Why All Saints University MD
Stands Apart
Two pathways, one outcome: becoming a globally licensed, competent physician.
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Internationally Recognised Accreditation
All Saints University is accredited by IAAR & FAIMER-listed, meaning your MD is recognised for ECFMG certification and eligibility to apply for residency programmes in the US, Canada, UK and worldwide.
02
Graduates Licensed in the US, UK & Canada
All Saints University alumni are actively practicing medicine in leading healthcare systems across North America, the United Kingdom, and beyond — proof that All Saints University opens doors globally.
03
Affordable World-Class Education
Get a high-quality medical education at a significantly lower cost than US or UK or a similarly accredited Caribbean medical school. Scholarships are available for qualifying new students, and Canadian provincial funding is accessible.
04
Expert Faculty & Small Class Sizes
Learn from experienced physicians and professors in an intimate academic environment. Small class sizes mean you receive personal guidance and mentoring — not lost in a lecture theatre of hundreds.
05
Real-World Clinical Training
Hospital rotations at affiliated clinical sites give you hands-on patient experience that prepares you for residency and day-one practice as a confident, skilled physician.
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No MCAT Required
All Saints University evaluates students holistically. No MCAT needed for either program — a strong science background is sufficient to apply.
Academic Curriculum
What You'll Study
Select your program to explore the full curriculum — every subject aligned with USMLE requirements.
1
Semester
MD 1
2
Semester
MD 2
3
Semester
MD 3
4
Semester
MD 4
5
Semester
MD 5
Yr 3–4
Clinical
Clerkships
Semester 1 — Basic Sciences
MD 1
The first semester builds your foundational understanding of human anatomy, cellular biology, and the doctor-patient relationship.
Gross Anatomy
Histology and Cell Biology
Medical Embryology
Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine
Patient–Doctor Relationship I
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
Semester 2 — Basic Sciences
MD 2
Deepens understanding of human physiology, biochemistry, and early neuroscience foundations.
Biochemistry
Physiology
Genetics
Neuroscience
Patient–Doctor Relationship II
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
Semester 3 — Basic Sciences
MD 3
Introduction to disease mechanisms, microbiology, psychology, and medical ethics.
Microbiology and Immunology
Psychology
General Pathology (Pathology I)
Medical Ethics
Patient–Doctor Relationship III
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
Semester 4 — Basic Sciences
MD 4
Advanced pathology, pharmacology, and physical diagnosis — the critical bridge to clinical practice.
Systemic Pathology (Pathology II)
Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Physical Diagnosis
Research Project
Introduction to Complementary & Alternative Medicine
1 Semester — Dominica Campus • USMLE Step 1 at end of Year 2
Semester 5 — Pre-Clinical to Clinical Bridge
MD 5
Transition semester preparing students for the clinical clerkship program and residency process.
Introduction to Clinical Medicine
Board Review
Exam Preparation
Residency Information
Introduction to Complementary & Alternative Medicine
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
Year 3 & 4 — Clinical Clerkships
Third & Fourth Year
Students become directly involved in patient care at affiliated US and Canadian teaching hospitals. Core and elective rotations across all major medical specialties.
Internal Medicine (12 weeks)
Surgery (12 weeks)
Pediatrics (6 weeks)
Psychiatry (6 weeks)
Obstetrics & Gynecology (6 weeks)
Family Medicine (6 weeks)
Electives — 4th Year (24 mandatory weeks)
72 weeks — Affiliated Teaching Hospitals, US & Canada
✦ After successful completion you graduate with your MD degree and are eligible to apply for residency in the US, Canada, UK and internationally.
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Pre-Med
Pre Med
1
Semester
MD 1
2
Semester
MD 2
3
Semester
MD 3
4
Semester
MD 4
5
Semester
MD 5
Yr 4–5
Clinical
Clerkships
Pre-Medical Program — 4 Semesters
Pre Med 1 – 4
The premedical program provides the academic foundation and critical thinking skills necessary for success in medical school, covering core sciences and essential academic disciplines.
Pre Med 1
Pre Med 2
Pre Med 3
Pre Med 4
4 Semesters (16 months) — Dominica Campus
✦ Successful completion of Pre Med leads to automatic progression into the Basic Medical Sciences (MD 1–5).
MD Semester 1 — Basic Sciences
MD 1
The first MD semester builds foundational knowledge of human anatomy, cellular biology, and the doctor-patient relationship.
Gross Anatomy
Histology and Cell Biology
Medical Embryology
Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine
Patient–Doctor Relationship I
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
MD Semester 2 — Basic Sciences
MD 2
Systems physiology, biochemistry, genetics, and neuroscience.
Biochemistry
Physiology
Genetics
Neuroscience
Patient–Doctor Relationship II
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
MD Semester 3 — Basic Sciences
MD 3
Microbiology, pathology, psychology, and medical ethics — bridging basic science and clinical thinking.
Microbiology and Immunology
Psychology
General Pathology (Pathology I)
Medical Ethics
Patient–Doctor Relationship III
Research Project
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
MD Semester 4 — Basic Sciences
MD 4
Advanced pathology, pharmacology, and physical diagnosis — preparing for clinical transition.
Systemic Pathology (Pathology II)
Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Physical Diagnosis
Research Project
Introduction to Complementary & Alternative Medicine
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
MD Semester 5 — Clinical Bridge
MD 5
Transition semester preparing students for the clinical clerkship program and USMLE board exams.
Introduction to Clinical Medicine
Board Review
Exam Preparation
Residency Information
Introduction to Complementary & Alternative Medicine
1 Semester — Dominica Campus
Year 4 & 5 — Clinical Clerkships
Fourth & Fifth Year
Students become directly involved in patient care at affiliated US and Canadian teaching hospitals. Core clerkships across major medical specialties, plus 24 mandatory weeks of electives in Year 5.
Internal Medicine (12 weeks)
Surgery (12 weeks)
Pediatrics (6 weeks)
Psychiatry (6 weeks)
Obstetrics & Gynecology (6 weeks)
Family Medicine (6 weeks)
Electives — 5th Year (24 mandatory weeks)
72 weeks — Affiliated Teaching Hospitals, US & Canada
✦ Graduation with MD degree. Eligible to apply for residency in the US, Canada, UK and internationally.
Your Journey
Your Path from Applicant to Physician
A clear, structured journey — every step designed for your success as a practicing doctor.
4-Year MD Program
5-Year MD Program
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No MCAT required
Response
Within 48 hours
3
Basic Sciences
MD 1–5
Dominica Campus
Dominica Campus
USMLE Step 1
End of Year 2
5
Clinical Rotations
72 weeks
US & Canada
US & Canada
USMLE Step 2
End of Year 4
7
Graduate MD
Apply for Residency
Residency & Licensure
US · CA · UK · Worldwide
1
Apply Now
No MCAT required
Response
Within 48 hours
3
Pre-Med
PM1–PM4
4 Semesters
4 Semesters
4
Basic Sciences
MD 1–5
Dominica Campus
Dominica Campus
USMLE Step 1
End of Year 3
6
Clinical Rotations
72 weeks
US & Canada
US & Canada
USMLE Step 2
End of Year 5
Residency & Licensure
US · CA · UK · Worldwide
Accreditation & Recognition
A Degree Recognized Worldwide
All Saints University is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS.org). Accredited by the IAAR — a WFME recognized accreditation body — your MD is accepted for ECFMG certification, residency and licensure applications in the US, Canada, UK, and all UN-member countries.
Why All Saints University
Everything You Need to Succeed as a Physician
All Saints University is built around one outcome: your success as a practising doctor.
No MCAT Required
A strong science background is all you need. All Saints University evaluates applicants holistically.
More Affordable Than US, UK or Comparable Accredited Caribbean Schools
World-class medical education at significantly lower tuition — without compromising on accreditation or quality.
January, May & September Intakes
Year-round rolling admissions — don't wait a full year to begin your medical career.
Strong Residency Match Record
All Saints University graduates consistently achieve strong residency placements in the US, Canada, and internationally.
Study in the Caribbean — Dominica
The Nature Isle offers a safe, inspiring, multicultural setting for students from 30+ countries.
20+
Years training world-class physicians
30+
Countries represented in the student body
US · CA · UK · NG +more
Some of the jurisdictions where All Saints graduates are licensed and practicing
Limited Offer
20–50% Scholarship
on Tuition Fees
on Tuition Fees
All Saints University offers significant scholarships to all qualified students. Canadian students can also access Alberta Aid, OSAP, and other provincial government students aid. No aspiring doctor should be held back financially.
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Admissions
Admission Requirements
Entry requirements vary by program. No MCAT required for either pathway.
4-Year MD — Academic Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree, or at least 2 years of post-secondary education
Biology – 90 semester hours
Chemistry – 90 semester hours
Physics – 90 semester hours
One year of Mathematics or Calculus
One year of English
One year of Humanities or Liberal Arts
5-Year MD — Academic Requirements
High school / secondary school diploma or certificate
Credits in Mathematics or Calculus
Credits in English
Science subjects: Chemistry, Biology, and Physics
No MCAT required
Required Documents (Both Programs)
Official transcripts from all institutions attended
Valid government-issued photo ID or passport
Personal statement / letter of intent
Two letters of recommendation
International Students
Applications welcome from 30+ countries
English language proficiency required
Canadian students eligible for OSAP and provincial aid
Admissions team available to assist with visa enquiries
Not sure if you qualify? Apply anyway.
Our admissions team reviews every application personally
Response within 48 hours
Student & Alumni Voices
Real Doctors. Real Stories.
All Saints University graduates are practicing medicine right now — in the US, Canada, the UK and beyond.
"The education I received at All Saints University gave me everything I needed to match into a residency program in the United States. The faculty truly care about your success."
"Choosing All Saints University was one of the best decisions of my life. The Caribbean setting, dedicated professors, and rigorous curriculum prepared me thoroughly for clinical practice in Canada."
"I came from Nigeria with the dream of becoming a doctor. All Saints University made that dream a reality. The support from faculty and staff throughout my studies was exceptional."
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the 4-Year and 5-Year MD programs at All Saints University.
What is the difference between the 4-Year and 5-Year MD programs?
The 4-Year MD is designed for university or college graduates who already hold a Bachelor's degree in sciences (or equivalent). The 5-Year MD is designed for high school graduates — it includes 4 semesters of pre-medical coursework before progressing into the same MD curriculum. Both programs lead to the same MD degree.
Is a MCAT required for either program?
No. All Saints University does not require MCAT scores for admission to either the 4-Year or 5-Year MD program. We evaluate applicants holistically based on academic background, personal statement, and potential.
How long does each program take?
The 4-Year MD can be completed in as little as 3 years and 4 months. The 5-Year MD includes an additional 4 semesters (16 months) of Pre-Med coursework. Both programs include 5 semesters of Basic Medical Sciences on the Dominica campus followed by 72 weeks of clinical rotations.
Where do clinical rotations take place?
Clinical rotations are conducted at affiliated teaching hospitals in the United States, Canada, and other regions. This provides real-world clinical experience in North American healthcare systems and enhances your residency competitiveness.
Can I practice medicine in the US or Canada after graduating?
Yes. All Saints University's IAAR accreditation and ECFMG sponsorship allows graduates to sit USMLE Step 1 and Step 2, apply for US residency, and seek licensure in Canada, the UK, and internationally.
Are scholarships available for both programs?
Yes. All Saints University offers 20–50% scholarships for qualified students across both programs. Canadian students can also access provincial government funding such as Alberta Aid, OSAP and other provincial government students aid.
When can I start?
All Saints University has three annual intakes: January, May, and September. Our admissions team reviews every application personally and responds within 48 hours.
What is the Pre-Med program in the 5-Year MD?
The Pre-Med program consists of 4 semesters covering core sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics) and introductory courses in English and Humanities. Successful completion leads to automatic progression into the Basic Medical Sciences (MD 1–5).