bellob (Student) Not exactly how it works. Saba is accredited through CAAM-HP and is ECFMG eligible, which allows graduates to take USMLE and pursue US residencies. State licensing depends on each state's individual rules.
mannan (Alumni) Not entirely with bellob (Student) on this one. The framing of being accredited in 50 states is something schools sometimes use in marketing but it's a bit misleading. Accreditation is at the school level. Licensing is at the state level and those are separate.
jennifer.adams (Student) Most states accept Saba graduates with a full ECFMG certificate, USMLE completion, and a completed accredited residency. California and a few others have additional requirements.
hallm (Student) The FSMB website has a directory of state board requirements. That's the most accurate place to check for any specific state rather than relying on forum posts or school materials.
oliviagirard (Student) Saba's track record for state licensing is generally solid among Caribbean schools. Do your own verification for any state that matters to you personally rather than assuming.
felixatkins (Alumni) The cleanest path to practicing in any state as a Saba grad is ECFMG certification, passing all three USMLE steps, completing an ACGME-accredited residency, and then applying to the state board.
