Welcome to Ross University - Part 1: Curriculum and Life at Ross

http://www.rossu.edu/medical-school/ - Welcome to Ross University School of Medicine - Part 1. This video welcomes you to our technologically advanced campus on the beautiful island of Dominica. You will learn about the rigorous Foundations of Medicine curriculum and life in this serene country from current students. Then view Part 2 to learn about your 3rd and 4th year clinical rotations in the U.S. as well as residency placement and life after Ross as a practicing physician from clinical students and alumni. For more than 30 years, Ross has been a leader in international medical education. Ross places more graduates annually into U.S. residencies than any other school in the world and our successful M.D.s are licensed to practice in all 50 States, the 10 Provinces of Canada and Puerto Rico. For more information, visit us at RossU.edu or contact Admissions toll-free at 877-ROSS-EDU or Admissions@RossU.edu. Thank you for your time and interest in Ross and we look forward to hearing from you.

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[menofsin]

@vvbn7890 It's comments like "it is what you make of it" that allow Ross provide sub par service. I expect and demand better for my money, like honesty, common regard for the students and the best education possible.

[menofsin]

@vvbn7890 I understand its not gonna be the same, but that doesn't mean it needs to be miserable, especially when Ross can make simple efforts to make things better. Ross could easily spend some of their profits for better internet, larger screens, maintenance on buildings, particularly bathrooms so the water is running, employees who are helpful, professors that arent stuck here just like we are, they could remove strays from the campus, they could be honest about the crime rate.. etc etc

[vvbn7890]

@menofsin Its not a school like you are used to in the US dude. When you go to an offshore med school, its what you make of it - there is going to be tons of less than ideal conditions. Its a plan B, or second chance for a lot of people - make of it what you can, because you wouldnt even have a chance with regular US or Canadian medical schools.

[menofsin]

They never show the real Ross, the one with stray dogs and cats, over crowded class rooms (why they have mediasite), sub-par buildings, depressing weather, horribly unprofessional and unempathetic faculty and employees, etc etc