BSc/MD Dual Degree | Earn Two Degrees at SGU Skip to footer School of Medicine BSc/MD Dual Degree Embark On Your Medical Education Journey Request Information Apply Explore This Section Overview Outcomes Curriculum Testimonials Financial Aid Virtual Tour Request Info View All Programs Doctor of Medicine Program 4-Year MD Program 5-Year MD Track 6-Year MD Track 7-Year MD Track BSc/MD Dual Degree Dual MD/MSc Program Dual MD/MPH Program Medical PhD Program Program Overview Program Students without a bachelor’s degree may earn a BSc after year one of the MD program, if accepted into the BSc/MD track. Eligibility depends on entry point and acceptance into the BSc/MD program. Locations Years 1-3: Preclinical coursework in Grenada Year 4-5 : Basic Science coursework in Grenada Years 6-7: Clinical training in affiliated hospitals in the US or UK Entry Terms August, January, or April Next Start Date: August 2025 (Grenada) August 2026 (UK) View All SGU Medical Programs The dual Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Medicine Degree (BSc/MD) program is designed for students in the preclinical phase of MD program who do not hold a first degree and wish to earn a Bachelor of Science degree at St. George’s University. Students who enter the University in the first or second year of the preclinical track may earn a bachelor’s degree upon acceptance into and completion of their first year of the four-year MD program. Students who directly enter the third year of the preclinical track (with Advanced Levels or an International Baccalaureate) have to complete additional coursework to be eligible for this degree. Applicants interested in this program will be evaluated for transfer credit. Only qualified students who are enrolled in the BSc/MD degree program will be eligible to receive a Bachelor of Science degree at the end of the first year of the four-year MD program. Dual-Degree Program Admission Dual degrees to give your medical training an even greater impact. Candidates interested in our dual-degree program must submit an application for entry into St. George’s School of Medicine and include the Graduate Addendum. Dual-degree candidates will be reviewed by the Committee on Admission for the Medical program first before consideration is given to the graduate degree requirements. Upon acceptance, an interview will be conducted by an appropriate representative of the requested program of study, and the Dean of Graduate Studies and faculty members will review the request for the dual-degree program. Academic Outcomes Students from across the world come to St. George’s University for a rewarding education with global impact. Average of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 residency placement rates. Residency placement rate is defined as the total number of students/ graduates who obtained a US residency divided by the total number of students / graduates who applied to a US residency program in a given year as of October 2024. 95% US residency placement rate for US graduates over the last five years. Click here to view qualifying data Average of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 residency placement rates. Residency placement rate is defined as the total number of students/ graduates who obtained a US residency divided by the total number of students / graduates who applied to a US residency program in a given year as of October 2024. 1,049+ US residencies in 2025. No other medical school in the world provides more new doctors to the US healthcare system. Click here to view qualifying data Average of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 residency placement rates. Residency placement rate is defined as the total number of students/ graduates who obtained a US residency divided by the total number of students / graduates who applied to a US residency program in a given year as of October 2024. 82% Pass rate of SGU students from the US taking the USMLE Step 1 for the first time 2020-2024 had an 82% pass rate Click here to view qualifying data Average of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 residency placement rates. Residency placement rate is defined as the total number of students/ graduates who obtained a US residency divided by the total number of students / graduates who applied to a US residency program in a given year as of October 2024. 89% Pass rate of SGU students from the US taking the USMLE Step 2 for the first time 2021-2025. Click here to view qualifying data Curriculum There are a range of entry points into our Doctor of Medicine program, accommodating applicants of all educational systems and academic backgrounds. Course Catalog Academic Calendar Preclinical Basic Sciences Clinical Sciences Preclinical Year 1 Preclinical Phase 34 Credit Hours BIOL 320: Human Biology/Lab 4 Credits BIOL 221: General Biology/Lab 4 Credits CHEM 122: General Chemistry I 3 Credits CHEM 123: General Chemistry I Lab 1 Credit CHEM 124: General Chemistry II 3 Credits CHEM 125: General Chemistry II Lab 1 Credit PSYC 201: Introduction to Psychology 3 Credits MATH 120: College Math 3 Credits COMH 115: Health Education 3 Credits COMP 111: Computer Concepts & Application 3 Credits ENG 213: College English 3 Credits Elective 3 Credits Preclinical Year 2 Preclinical Phase 35 Credit Hours BIOL 101: Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits BIOL 202: Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits CHEM 222/223: Organic Chemistry I/Organic Chemistry I Lab 4 Credits CHEM 224/225: Organic Chemistry II/Organic Chemistry II Lab 4 Credits COMM 302: Public Speaking 3 Credits MATH 220: Statistics 3 Credits NUTR 201: Nutrition 3 Credits PSYC 316: Health Psychology 3 Credits PUBH 302: Public Health 3 Credits PHYS 200: General Physics for Life Sciences I/Lab 4 Credits Preclinical Year 3 Preclinical Phase 40 Credit Hours BIOL 320: Genetics 3 Credits BIOL 321/BIOL 331: Molecular Biology/Molecular Biology Lab 4 Credits BIOL 401: Microbiology/Lab 4 Credits BIOL 441: Physiology/Lab 4 Credits BIOL 460: Human Anatomy 4 Credits CHEM 450/CHEM 451: Biochemistry/Biochemistry Laboratory 4 Credits PCLN 301: Learning Strategies for Preprofessional Programs 1 Credit PCLN 302: Communication for Health Professions I 2 Credits PCLN 303: Communication for Health Professions II 3 Credits PCLN 380: Clinical Cases 2 Credits PCLN 391: Interpreting Hlth Sci Research 3 Credits PSYC 411: Intro to Psychopathology 3 Credits SSCI 412: Social Science and Medicine 3 Credits Academic Year 1 Term 1 BPM 500: Basic Principles of Medicine I BPM 500: Basic Principles of Medicine I (BPM1) Foundation to Medicine (FTM): 6 weeks Musculoskeletal System (MSK): 4 weeks Cardiovascular, Pulmonary and Renal Systems (CPR): 7 weeks Term 2 BPM 501: Basic Principles of Medicine II BPM 501: Basic Principles of Medicine II (BPM2) Endocrine and Reproductive Systems (ER): 3 weeks Digestive System and Metabolism (DM): 4 weeks Nervous System and Behavioral Sciences (NB): 11 weeks Academic Year 2 Term 3 BPM 502: Basic Principles of Medicine III BPM 502: Basic Principles of Medicine III (BPM3) 6 weeks with four thematic areas: Basics of Immunology and Microbiology Public Health Assessment Tools Culture and Societal Issues/Physician-Patient Relationship Ethics, Professionalism and Medical Jurisprudence Term 4 PCM 500: Principles of Clinical Medicine I PCM 500: Principles of Clinical Medicine I (PCM1) Foundations to Clinical Medicine (FTCM): 4 weeks Neurological, Cardiovascular, and Renal Systems Module (NCRS): 6 weeks Respiratory, Hematopoietic, and Pediatric Systems (RHPS): 4 weeks Digestive, Endocrine, and Reproductive Systems (DERS): 6 weeks Term 5 PCM 501: Principles of Clinical Medicine II PCM 501: Principles of Clinical Medicine II (PCM2) Musculoskeletal System and Infections: 4 weeks Cardiology, Pulmonology, Renal, and Hematology: 4 weeks Gastroenterology, Obstetrics, Endocrinology, and Reproductive: 4 weeks Dermatology, Neurology, Psychiatry, and Rheumatology: 4 weeks Academic Years 3-4 Core Rotations 42 Weeks Academic Year 3 Internal Medicine 12 Weeks Surgery 12 Weeks Psychiatry 6 Weeks Obstetrics/Gynecology 6 Weeks Pediatrics 6 Weeks Family Medicine 6 weeks (may be taken in Year 4 dependent on clinical placement) Sub-Internships and Electives 38 Weeks Academic Year 4 Medicine Elective 4 Weeks Medicine Subinternship 4 Weeks Additional Electives 24-26 Weeks Real Questions. Real Answers. Hear directly from SGU students and grads as they share honest answers to the most common questions about studying medicine at SGU. Does SGU offer small group learning? Kazzara Raeburn, MD '08, MSc '20 Assistant Dean of Basic Sciences Does SGU have an anatomy lab? Eileen Rad School of Medicine student What is the sim lab experience? Niyati Patel School of Medicine student Investing In Your Future SGU’s medical school tuition compares favorably with other top medical schools — and we offer scholarships and other financial aid assistance. Scholarships SGU celebrates excellence and invests in your journey to success. Financial Aid Financial aid options to help make your medical education affordable. Tuition & Fees A medical degree sets the stage for your career as a physician. Purpose-Built for Academic Excellence and Wellness Our 42-acre campus in Grenada is built for academic success and personal well-being with modern classrooms, dedicated study space, a full fitness center, and many of the comforts of home. Take a Virtual Tour Schedule Your Campus Visit From Dr. eam To Doctor Learn more about our MD program and tracks Every aspect of our MD program and tracks are intentionally designed to support you on your path to becoming a physician. Flexible Start Dates: Choose from multiple entry terms in August, January, or April to begin your medical education at your convenience. Average of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 residency placement rates. Residency placement rate is defined as the total number of students/ graduates who obtained a US residency divided by the total number of students / graduates who applied to a US residency program in a given year as of October 2024. Program and Track Highlights Global Recognition: SGU’s School of Medicine has been continuously accredited for decades, enabling our students to be eligible to practice in the US. Clinical Training: 85+ hospitals and health systems in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom offer clinical and ambulatory training and support Legacy of Excellence: Join the network of over 25,000 graduates* who have impacted healthcare worldwide. *Based on the number of students who have completed the Doctor of Medicine program from 1981-2025. Connect With Us. Learn more about our MD program and tracks Receive priority invitations to our prospective student events We will be in touch soon, but if you have questions now, email us at admissions@sgu.edu Apply Request Info Events Apply Request Info Search our site