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I was finalizing my plans to apply to a Caribbean school of medicine, but my focus collapsed when I got pulled into an unexpected [emergency travel to support a relative during surgery recovery] that completely delayed my applications. After returning, I began searching for medical programs offering globally recognized MD degrees with strong academic structure and clinical rotation access. I’m especially interested in universities known for small class sizes, experienced faculty guidance, and focused USMLE preparation resources. The thought of studying medicine in a supportive island academic setting now feels like my second chance to move forward. I also need a school that provides clear admission guidance and long-term student support through graduation. Has anyone here successfully enrolled in a reputable Caribbean MD program while managing serious life disruptions? I’m searching for a university known for modern medical training facilities and strong residency placement pathways. Right now, choosing the right international medical school feels like securing my professional future.