Med School

Med School

Planning on attending AUC-American Medical University of the Caribbean?
Cupecoy Beach Club is a medical student’s housing Solution!

Are you wondering where you should live while attending medical school? We know how important it is for you to find a convenient, comfortable and affordable place to live while studying abroad. Make your transition to island life easier by letting us take care of your living arrangements here on St. Maarten.

Whether you are buying, selling, renting, leasing, investing, vacationing, or attending the American University of the Caribbean (AUC) in St. Maarten/St. Martin, contact us, for professional, personal, and efficient service.

Click here for contact us for more information about medical school housing.

 

  1. Housing for Medical Students Across from AUC
    Live in a quiet community within walking distance from the school
    No traffic hassles getting to and from school
    Realize the benefits of buying versus renting
  2. Benefits for You and Your Parents
    As a student you are assured excellent housing during your 20 month program
    Your monthly payments are invested in appreciable property versus paying rent
    Parents, family, and friends can enjoy one to two vacations on a beautiful Caribbean island during semester breaks
  3. Post Medical School Options
    Re-sell the property
    Hold on to the property and continue renting to Medical Students
    Share with family, friends, or business associates
    Rent it on a short-term basis to tourists or a combination of the above
  4. About American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine
    American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine was founded in 1978, upon a belief in the need for visionary, skilled, compassionate doctors.
    AUC was originally chartered by the Government of Montserrat in the British West Indies. In 1995 Montserrat’s Soufrière Hills Volcano, which had been dormant throughout recorded history, came to life in an eruption that left much of the island buried and the southern half of the island uninhabitable. AUC then relocated to the beautiful island of St. Maarten, a location with a standard of living that is unparalleled in the Caribbean.
    Three years later, in 1998, the School of Medicine completed a new multi-million-dollar teaching and learning facility featuring modern classrooms and laboratories, a virtual imaging anatomy lab, a microbiology lab, and a comprehensive medical library. In 2002, AUC’s modern one and two-bedroom student dormitory was constructed.
    For more than 30 years, AUC has grown in numbers and in stature. It has established partnerships with clinical sites in the United States and England. With unparalleled instruction and rigorous training, each day at AUC provides a fresh chance to live the mission of preserving, transmitting, and applying humanity’s accumulated medical knowledge and clinical skills to develop graduates whose accomplishments attest to their intellectual discipline.
    As a result, in the years since AUC’s founding, more than 5,000 graduated physicians have made a significant impact in the field of medicine in countries around the world.