American Northwest University – …Where Your Future Begins

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All Clinical rotations in the united states will help you secure your residency

- 6 years md program
- 4 years md program

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OUR PROGRAMS

Six year MD program

Requires High school diploma with major in Biology. Students can do three years at the main campus and have the option to do the clinical rotations in Chicago, USA.

Four year MD program

Designated for students who already finished premedical program. Students can do four semesters at the main campus and have the option to do the fifth semester and clinical rotations in Chicago, USA.

ESL (English as a Second Language) Courses

ESL classes are available to non-native English-language students to help them on English proficiency tests and to master their English language skills.
Improve your English quickly and effectively. Each of our courses has a special focus, allowing you to direct your studies in the way that best suits you. These courses prepare you for the colleague level of English language prior to your enrollment in the MD program.

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