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Ross Med MD Program Overview
When you graduate from medical school and earn your medical degree, you should feel prepared for residency. At Ross University School of Medicine, you can depend on:
- Three flexible start dates—January, May, and September—that give you the freedom to start medical school when it's right for you
- A rigorous medical education with opportunities for early hands-on clinical experiences in the community
- Accreditation that allows you the opportunity to become eligible for Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates® certification and apply for U.S. residencies
- A continuum of holistic student supports designed with your success in mind
- A diverse cross-cultural MD program experience with opportunities to practice medicine from a global health perspective
Ross Med equips you with the knowledge, skills, and values required to make a difference in a dynamic healthcare environment.
We are committed to helping you become a compassionate physician dedicated to improving the health and wellness of your patients and community you serve.
Why Ross?
As you prepare for life as a doctor, your first question may be, which medical school should I attend for my MD degree? Here are the top reasons to choose RUSM.
Curriculum
The RUSM Curriculum prepares medical school graduates to thrive in the fast-paced, ever-changing world of practicing medicine.
MD/MPH Degree
RUSM has partnered with Chamberlain University College of Health Professions (Chamberlain) to offer a unique opportunity to pursue a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at the same time as your MD degree.
What is an MD degree?
The Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree is a professional graduate degree held by physicians and surgeons. Earning an MD degree should prepare medical school graduates to thrive in the fast-paced, ever-changing world of practicing medicine. Learn more about the RUSM Doctor of Medicine degree below.
Medical Sciences
Modeled after curricula used in the United States, Medical Sciences is designed to allow students to address the processes of health and disease in a holistic fashion.
Clinical Rotations
RUSM students complete the clinical portion of the curriculum—and the majority of their training—in the United States at leading teaching hospitals across the country.
Checking the Pulse: RUSM Podcast
MD Program Intro
Episode 1
Episode 1 "MD Program Introduction" Welcome to Ross University School of Medicine! In this medical school podcast episode is an introduction to our MD program, covering who we are, our timeline, location, curriculum, rotations and outcomes, like board pass rates and residency matches.
MD vs DO
Episode 6
MD or DO? In this episode, one of our grads discusses the differences and similarities between a Medical Doctor and a Doctor of Osteopathy, and why she chose her path.