Established in 2012, All Saints University is a private medical institution located on the picturesque Caribbean island of St. Vincent & the Grenadines. The university is committed to delivering affordable, high-quality medical education to students from around the world. With modern facilities—including fully equipped classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, a contemporary library, and on-campus housing—All Saints University provides a supportive and enriching environment for academic and personal growth.
Beyond academics, the university offers a wide range of extracurricular opportunities, including sports, cultural events, and community outreach programs, encouraging students to engage meaningfully with both their peers and the broader community. Dedicated to developing competent and compassionate healthcare professionals, All Saints University strives to prepare graduates who are ready to make a positive impact globally.
At All Saints University, we are committed to providing high-quality medical education that is accessible and affordable for students from around the world. To support this mission, we offer a 20% tuition scholarship to all qualified applicants, helping to ease the financial burden and ensure that financial constraints do not stand in the way of a student’s dream to become a doctor.
In addition to our general scholarship, we provide a range of financial assistance options, including:
Merit-Based Clinical Scholarships: Up to 5 awards per semester for students who excel in their final Basic Medical Science examinations, covering 20% to 50% of total clinical tuition.
Dominica Scholarship: An automatic 50% tuition scholarship for eligible citizens of Dominica.
Student Financial Support: Access to credit-based loans and student lines of credit through various financial institutions and banks in the United States and Canada.
With these financial aid options, students can focus on their studies and future careers without being overwhelmed by tuition costs. At All Saints University, we believe that passion, dedication, and potential—not financial status—should shape the future of medicine.