"Small class size. Good facility" | Report Response

"Prepared me very well for Step 1 and clinical rotations." | Report Response

"Lack of abundant recreational opportunities" | Report Response

"Stressful nature of living on a very small island with limited amenities." | Report Response

"A sound Basic Sciences program with several excellent clinical rotations. Small class size means more attention from faculty and less competition for facilities. Facilities are good." | Report Response

"Frequently" | Report Response

"Very frequently" | Report Response

"varies" | Report Response

"varies" | Report Response

"No" | Report Response

"primary care specialties" | Report Response

"The on campus housing is owned by some of the locals and is way too expensive for what you are getting. The on site laundry facilities are a complete rip off." | Report Response

"Excellent Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, Immunology, Microbiology" | Report Response

"Hit or miss. Some are absolutely fantastic and there are a few that are terrible, most fall somewhere in between." | Report Response

"Often quite good, alongside US students in most cases" | Report Response

"Depends on where you are rotating. Some rotation sites have very good faculty some don't. The large centers in Kansas City and Baltimore tend to have really good faculty." | Report Response

"4.0" | Report Response

"75% is a passing grade, minus system in use" | Report Response

"4.0" | Report Response

"A,B,C fail" | Report Response

"Basics first. Med, Surg, Psy, ObGyn, Peds. Electives can be arranged through the school or by the student" | Report Response

"After successful passing of Step 1, a coordinator assigned to you helps you schedule rotations at the various sites throughout the country. If you are flexible with what locations you are willing to be at it is fairly easy to get rotations scheduled back to back with no gaps." | Report Response

"About as much as you want" | Report Response

"Depends on the rotation site. Some places we saw patients on our own, wrote notes and pre-rounded, other places we rounded as a group. Some of the surgery rotations allowed for a significant amount of hands on experience." | Report Response

"From Run Down to Brand New" | Report Response

"Most are decent, there are a few on the East Coast that have a reputation for being less than stellar. Overall though most sites are fine, and in many places we are rotating alongside AMG students." | Report Response

"Varies greatly" | Report Response

"Varied. Depends on clinical site, but mostly urban under served." | Report Response

"Travel, Party, Scuba Dive, Fish" | Report Response

"Diving, hiking, island bars: Guido's, music night at Swinging Doors, Topo Gigio's , soccer, going to the pools at the various hotels, tourist restaurants, poker night." | Report Response

"Very well with Primary Care" | Report Response

"Our match rate varies from year to year but my class was told by the clinical dean that our match rate for the past few matches was about 80-85%. Saba is a Caribbean school so obviously most of our matches are in primary care, and we seem to do well matching people to FM, IM, Peds and psych" | Report Response

"Few really know about it, but I followed another Saba grad into residency so I believe we have a good reputation" | Report Response

"(My PD says he likes me for what that's worth.) We generally do very well once we match. A lot of upper years I know are getting selected as chief residents. Unfortunately because we are a smaller Caribbean school without the name recognition of some other places, many PDs choose not to interview us for more competitive programs or specialty positions, even when we have excellent board scores and clinical grades." | Report Response

"Primary Care" | Report Response

"Primary care. Lots of FM and IM matches through the years" | Report Response