The XUSOM’s MD program is structured to provide an education that meets faculty's expected standards for the attainment of the Doctor of Medicine degree. The XUSOM is an ACCM accredited institution. Its graduates in general do not have difficulty securing residency or meeting state licensure curricular requirements. However, completing MD program at XUSOM does not guarantee residency or state licensure. Jurisdiction for all legal matters will be XUSOM, Aruba Campus.
U.S. Visa Disclaimer for Clinical Rotations
Xavier University School of Medicine does not guarantee the issuance of a U.S. visa, nor is it responsible for the revocation of any existing U.S. visas. However, the university will make every effort to support students in securing clinical placements in other countries, should U.S. visa-related challenges arise.
Curriculum Progression and Semester Placement
Xavier University School of Medicine follows a semester-based, integrated organ systems based curriculum. While the curriculum is designed to progress sequentially from MD1 through MD5, course offerings in any given semester may vary based on institutional scheduling and enrollment needs.
Students may be placed in the semester above or below their current standing, depending on the status of their completed courses and the courses being offered in a given term. This flexible placement ensures continued academic progress and aligns with program requirements.