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Shot Across the Bow
Caribbean medical school's suit against Arkansas agency takes larger aim at whether accreditors and state boards discriminate against foreign trained doctors.
You're Nobody 'til You're Snubbed
What started as one professor’s spat with an esteemed medical journal has transformed into something of a branding opportunity for...
Appeals Court Rejects Use of State Law to Demand Time Extensions on MCAT
Lower court's ruling would have made it easier for Californians with learning disabilities to seek accommodations on standardized tests.
Med School Enrollments Are Up, Applications Down
Latino figures show substantial gain, due in part to opening of new branches in parts of the country with large Hispanic populations.
Strangers in a Familiar Profession
Maryland community college helps foreign-trained, immigrant nurses seek licensure and ESL proficiency to work at local hospitals.
Is There a Pharmacist in the House?
In response to overwhelming demand for graduates, more institutions create pharmacy colleges.
A Healthy Partnership?
In a state known for competition among its public colleges and universities, Nevada higher education officials hope a health care crisis will be the cause for cooperation.
Med Schools' Expected Enrollment Growth
With expected growth at existing schools and a collection of new ones likely on the way, the country’s first-year medical...