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Health care systems serve the world best when they reflect more of the world.

At Ross University School of Medicine, we believe accessible medicine starts with accessible medical education. Our mission is to educate and empower a truly diverse and dedicated population of students who are determined to make an undeniable impact on the communities they serve.

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Where science meets soft skills.

96%

USMLE 1st time Step 1 Pass Rate in 2018

We combine science, clinical training and soft skills support in a state-of-the-art environment that keeps learning relevant, contemporary and competitive.

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The right matchup.

93.5%

First-time residency rate in 2019-2020

With immersive medical training and a deep network of healthcare institutions, Ross grads are able to secure residency matches at top tier hospitals across the United States and Canada.

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93.5%

Ross University School of Medicine's
First-time Residency Rate in 2019-2020

Residency Appointments

Student match

585

Ross Graduates Matched in 2020

24

Disciplines

50

Ross Graduates are eligible to practice in all 50 states, D.C, Puerto Rico, and Canada

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Life Beyond the Classroom

Prepare for the journey of a lifetime on our campus in beautiful Barbados. Your time here will be an unforgettable experience!

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Learn more about academic life in Barbados to see if it's the right fit for you.

Housing

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Learn more about on and off-campus housing, the costs, and amenities.

Campus Services

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Campus Services

RUSM students, faculty and staff have access to a health clinic, family services, dining options, and Club Fitness.

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For One RUSM Alumnus, Being a “Nontraditional” Student Took Him Exactly Where He Wanted to Go

Ross University School of Medicine alumnus Israel Oloye, MD ’18, always knew he wanted to be a physician; however, he opted to follow a somewhat nontraditional route by becoming a nurse first.

Ross Match Day: Pediatrics

Having received 32 invitations to interview in his specialty of choice – Pediatrics – this November 2019 graduate is anticipating securing a residency position in Southern Florida. Having grown up as the oldest boy with six siblings, Pediatrics almost seemed predestined for him.

Ross University School of Medicine and Oakwood University partner to increase physician diversity in the US

African Americans make up only six percent of U.S. physicians. With the goal of driving diversity among U.S. physicians, Oakwood University and Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) announced a new agreement to help more African Americans attend medical school.