The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has partnered with Columbia Southern University (CSU) to provide our Clinical students with an opportunity to pursue an MBA degree during their clinical weeks.

Columbia Southern University is offering USESOM students waived application fees and a 10% discount on tuition. Qualifying U.S. students will be eligible for FAFSA loans to cover their continued education. Further information pertaining to the programs available from CSU may be found here [insert link].

In addition to our partnership with CSU, USESOM students are already pursuing similar educational opportunities at the University of New England, Walden University, Florida Tech Univeristy, and Davenport University. These institutions offer varied Master programs including concentrations on business and/or healthcare administration (MBA), public health (MPH), and medical education leadership (MMEL). Additional information for each university is listed below.

The Univerisity of New England's prestigious and limited-seat MMEL Program should be considered only by those students who desire a career in academic medicine.

All of the aforementioned programs have specific requirements or pre-requisites. A few of the common requirements may be:

• American Citizenship
• Bachelor of Science Degree
• Students may not have federally funded loans through their current medical school

* Requirements may vary between institutions. Please verify all requirements and pre-requisites directly through the insitituion of your choosing prior to application.

The pursuit of quality education is a priority at the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine and we encourage all eligible students to research each of these opportunities to determine the best path for your continued education.

Columbia Southern University
MBA/Health Care Management

Walden University
Masters in Public Health

Davenport University
MBA/Health Care Management

Florida Tech University
MBA/Healthcare Management

The University of New England
Masters In Medical Education Leadership

AT Still University
Master of Public Health