Tuition & Fees

Texila American University’s total MD program cost is significantly lower than US and many other Caribbean medical schools. For current semester-by-semester tuition figures, visit the official Tuition & Aid page or contact the admissions office directly for a personalised fee schedule.

Texila American University is a foreign medical school recognised by the US Department of Education’s NCFMEA. Students who are US citizens or permanent residents may be eligible to apply for Sallie Mae private student loans for international medical schools. Eligibility is subject to Sallie Mae’s individual lending criteria.

Tuition costs vary across Caribbean medical schools. Texila American University is consistently among the more affordable NCFMEA-recognised Caribbean MD programs, with total costs substantially below many US-based offshore competitors. Direct cost comparisons should account for tuition, living expenses, and clinical rotation fees.

Texila American University offers merit-based scholarships and financial assistance programmes for eligible students. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the Texila American University admissions team for details on current scholarship availability and application criteria.

Financial aid options for international students vary by country of origin. US citizens and permanent residents may access US federal loan programs (Title IV) at qualifying schools and private lenders like Sallie Mae. Students from other countries should explore home-country government education loans and Texila American University’s own aid programmes.

Studying Medicne Abroad id generally considered to be cost intensive. Having said that, studying medicine at Texila American University Guyana can be more cost-effective than medical education in the US or Canada, while still offering internationally aligned curricula and clinical exposure. The total cost depends on factors such as tuition, duration, and clinical training location. For US and Canadian students, Texila American University, Guyana provides access to recognized financing options such as Sallie Mae loans and OSAP-linked funding pathways available for select Caribbean medical schools. This enables students to manage tuition costs more effectively, making Texila a financially viable and competitive alternative to many domestic medical schools.