The Seven-Year MD Pathway at St. George's University is designed for ambitious students with secondary school credentials seeking a comprehensive and structured route into medicine. This undergraduate program addresses the need for a robust foundation in preclinical sciences, social sciences, and humanities before embarking on medical degree coursework. You will engage with a curriculum that meticulously builds your understanding of fundamental biological and chemical principles, alongside essential community health and psychology concepts, preparing you for the demanding academic journey ahead. This pathway is ideal for those who thrive in a supportive, academically rigorous environment and are committed to a long-term medical career.
You will study this program full-time on campus over seven years, combining three years of undergraduate preclinical coursework with two years of basic sciences and two years of clinical training in affiliated hospitals in the US or UK. The preclinical phase includes foundational courses in general biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy, and physiology, alongside community health and psychology. You will develop critical thinking and communication skills through dedicated modules. Upon successful completion, you will be well-prepared to transition into the medical degree program, with the potential to earn a Bachelor of Science along the way, setting you on a clear path toward becoming a practicing physician.