Study abroad at Grenada

Grenada is universally celebrated in global medical education as the home of St. George's University (SGU), one of the world's premier international centers for medical and veterinary training. SGU is the number-one provider of first-year doctors to US residencies for over a decade, with full US and international accreditation (WFME, CAAM-HP, NY State, California Medical Board). Students benefit from American-standard medical facilities, direct clinical rotation placements across more than 75 affiliated hospitals in the United States and the UK, and a picturesque, peaceful Caribbean campus environment.

Tuition fees in Grenada are primarily tailored around St. George's University medical, veterinary, and undergraduate health sciences curricula. The Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree tuition averages approximately $17,000 to $19,000 per term (approx. $34,000–$38,000 per academic year for basic sciences in Grenada, and comparable rates during US/UK clinical years). Pre-medical foundation and undergraduate degrees range from $14,000 to $20,000 per year. Living expenses on campus and in True Blue average $1,100 to $1,800 per month.

International students entering Grenada receive a student entry stamp at Maurice Bishop International Airport. St. George's University Office of Student Operations coordinates directly with the Grenada Immigration Department to issue and renew the Student Visa / Residence Stamp in the student's passport for each academic term.