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BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES
1 // Brand Identity Guidelines
WHAT'S INSIDE
BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES TYPOGRAPHY BRAND ASSETS
1 What's Inside 22 Typography 40 Stationery
2 What's Inside 22 Primary Typeface 40 Business Cards
3 Overview 40 Letterhead
PHOTOGRAPHY
48 Standardized Email Signature
BRAND POSITIONING 24 Photographic Style
49 Presentation Template
5 Our Brand 24 Authenticity
6 Key Audiences 24 Saturation and Lighting VIDEO
6 Primary Audience 24 Orientation 51 Video Style
6 Secondary Audience 25 Depth and Layering 51 Logo Intro
25 Content 51 Logo Watermark
OFFICIAL LOGOS
26 Composition 52 Lower Thirds
8 Visual Identity
26 Photo Archive 52 Title Cards
8 Official University Logo
26 Release Forms 53 End Cards
9 School-Specific Logos
53 Music
13 Color Variations ICONOGRAPHY
53 Tone of Voice
14 Logo Usage 28 Icons
55 Self-Produced Video Guide
14 Official University Logo vs. 28 Style
School-Specific Logo 55 Setup
28 Usage
14 Location Tag 55 Content
29 Do
15 Improper Use of the Logos 55 How to Record a Video at Home
29 Don't
16 Spacing 56 Release Forms
30 Icon Library
17 Former University Signature SOCIAL MEDIA
VISUAL EXECUTION
COLOR PALETTE 58 Messaging
33 Visually Representing Our Brand
19 Standard Color Palette 58 Voice
34 Print and Digital Marketing Collateral
19 Primary Color 59 Editorial
35 Presentations
19 Secondary Colors 59 Emojis
36 Digital Ads and Emails
19 Accent Color 60 Hashtags
37 Designs to Avoid
20 Web Color Palette 60 Multimedia
20 Primary Web Colors 60 Videos
20 Secondary Web Colors 61 Photos
20 Accent Web Colors 62 Scheduling
63 Breaking News/Crisis Communications
2 // Brand Identity Guidelines
WHAT'S INSIDE
PROMOTIONAL ITEMS AND APPAREL PRINT PRODUCTION
65 Overview 85 Guidelines
65 Colors 85 Colors
65 Logo Colors 85 Photos and Graphics
66 Product Colors 86 Paper
67 Promotional Items 86 Bleed and No Bleed
67 Apparel
EDITORIAL
69 Uniforms
88 Tone of Voice
69 White Coats
88 Visionary
70 Reproduction
88 Community-Driven
CAMPUS BRANDING 89 Friendly
72 Brand Experience 89 Direct
72 Signage 89 Confident
73 Exterior Signage 90 Editorial Style Guide
74 Interior Signage
APPENDIX: SUB-BRANDS
74 Furnishings and Equipment
92 Creating and Using Sub-Brands
76 Vehicles and Buses
92 Student Clubs and Organizations
76 ID Badges
92 CityDoctors
77 University Events
93 College Logos
78 Distributed Materials
94 See SGU
78 Events and Activities
94 SGU Social
78 Teaching Materials
95 SGU/NU
79 Technology
96 SGU/Ramaiah
TRADITIONAL BRANDING 96 UNITED
81 Ceremonial Events
3 // Brand Identity Guidelines OVERVIEW As a world-class institution, it is important to maintain first-rate, professional standards in our marketing and communications materials. This University brand identity guide is intended to provide a definitive resource for designers, writers, and others seeking to use our brand, offering a consistent approach to how we present ourselves to our internal and external audiences— prospective and current students, faculty, staff, alumni, volunteers, government, media, community partners, and others. It is a guidebook on how to properly and most effectively use the SGU brand. These guidelines have been designed to be user-friendly and to make marketing and communication materials both attractive and effective. Each section offers important information on how to successfully adhere to the University’s brand identity standards.
4 BRAND POSITIONING
5 // Brand Positioning OUR BRAND We are innovative. Since our founding 40+ years ago, St. George’s University has been an industry disruptor, evolving from humble beginnings to become a top medical institution. We pioneered the concept of international medical education with a personalized approach to learning and remain at the forefront of educating students to meet the demands of the modern practice of medicine. We are personal. No matter where you're from, our goal is to make you feel like you've found your home. St. George’s University’s inclusive campus has welcomed students and faculty from more than 140 countries. They enjoy an atmosphere of mutual respect that not only listens to but encourages the exchange of ideas and perspectives. Students also benefit from an intimate learning environment and from regular interaction with their professors and colleagues. This dedicated support—from the admission process all the way through graduation and beyond—is essential for their academic and professional success. We are distinguished. As the number one provider of new doctors to the US healthcare system,* St. George’s University aspires to be the gold standard of international medical education. We stand above the rest as the premiere Caribbean medical school with students and graduates whose performance is on par with or better than their US counterparts. Our brand presentation should reflect the outstanding quality and value of the education, facilities, and opportunities available to our students and reflect the sophistication and excellence associated with the SGU name. Effective marketing and communications will demonstrate a modern, sleek look, mirroring the high caliber of experience that students will receive. These materials must also be engaging and relatable to our key audiences. Our quality will translate through all areas of our brand presentation—design, photography, print production, and digital experiences. *Data as of April 2021
6 // Brand Positioning KEY AUDIENCES The demand for a medical education is high in the United States. Many applicants are extremely qualified, but the limited number of medical school seats inhibits the opportunity to study medicine. Our aim is to attract the best and brightest from this pool, offering them a pathway to their dream of becoming a doctor. Primary Audience Straight-Out-of-College. These students looking to attend medical school immediately after completing their undergraduate studies. They are 18–24 years old, enrolled in an undergraduate science or premedical program. They are high achievers with competitive scores looking for an opportunity to follow their passion of medicine. Resume Builders. Oftentimes students hold out for acceptance to a US medical school. Some wait several years, attempting to boost their résumés by earning additional postgraduate degrees. Some find careers in other healthcare-related fields. But deep down, these students still want to practice medicine. They are looking for an opportunity to make their lifelong dream a reality. Career Changers. These students have been in the workforce for several years, often in fields associated with medicine, but not always. They want to make a difference in the world and take on the challenge of becoming a physician later on in life. Secondary Audience Influencers. SGU graduates are highly knowledgeable about the medical school journey. It is important to encourage them—directly and indirectly—to encourage prospective students to consider SGU as a viable option. Parents and prehealth advisors also have an integral part of the decision-making process when it comes to choosing a medical school. They have a strong influence as to which schools students will consider, especially when looking for alternatives to US schools. These influencers are often hesitant about international schools and most concerned about cost, safety, living conditions, and outcomes.
7 OFFICIAL LOGOS
8 // Official Logos
VISUAL IDENTITY
St. George’s University’s visual identity is based on a system of official logos, coordinated to help
the public easily identify the institution and to promote its distinctive assets and visibility among
many audiences. The images depicted in this section are the official logos. To promote strength
and consistency—and to protect important trademark registrations—use of these logos should
always adhere to the graphic standards outlined in this manual.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY LOGO
The official University logo consists of the seal, word mark, and location. There are three
acceptable configurations that may be used: centered, horizontal, and stacked.
Horizontal
Seal
Word Mark
Location
Centered
Stacked
9 // Official Logos SCHOOL-SPECIFIC LOGOS The official school-specific logos consist of the seal, word mark, school name, and location. Each of the four schools has its own logo, and there are two acceptable configurations that may be used: centered and horizontal. Seal Word Mark School Name Location
10 // Official Logos
School Specific Logos—Centered11 // Official Logos
School Specific Logos—Horizontal12 // Official Logos
School Specific Logos—Centered
Multiple Schools
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE13 // Official Logos
COLOR VARIATIONS
There are four different color versions of both the official logo and school-specific logos:
color, black, color + white, and black + white.
Use the color and black versions of the logo on white or light-colored backgrounds only.
Use the white versions of the logo on dark, simple backgrounds only.
Color Black
Color + White Black + White
Always ensure you use the
specific black or white version
of the logo in the supplied
assets. Do not take one version
of the logo and invert it into the
other. Both versions are crafted
differently to ensure the proper
elements remain white.14 // Official Logos LOGO USAGE The official logo and school-specific logos are the primary visual identity marks of the University and are to be used on all printed and electronic materials, stationery, merchandise, etc. To maintain consistency, the logos cannot be recreated or manipulated in any way. The elements may not be separated; the lockups are to be treated as single design units. The logos must stand alone and cannot be combined with any other logos or graphic elements. No elements may be added to the logos, and they cannot be superimposed on any other graphic element. Permission is needed prior to using any University logos. Please fill out the logo request form at sgu.edu/brandguidelines and attach any samples of the intended usage. To ensure the logos always look their best, it is essential you only use the supplied assets. Do not pull versions of any kind from the internet. Official University Logo vs. School-Specific Logo The official University logo should be used on all materials that promote the University as a whole or that promote more than one school at a time. This logo can used in printed and digital materials as well as promotional items. The school-specific logos are the preferred logos and must be used for all advertising, marketing collateral, and promotional items that are promoting or highlighting an individual school. Location Tag The location line, “Grenada, West Indies,” is part of the official logo lockups and must always be present. This line helps our audience identify our campus location as well as distinguishes us from other institutions with the same name (i.e. St. George’s, University of London). The location line can only be removed in instances where it will become too small to be legible, such as on small digital ads or promotional items.
15 // Official Logos
Improper Use of the Logos
ever separate elements in
N Never use a separate font Never replace the ever use any colors other
N
any way or use the seal on for the University name. school name with other than those in the supplied
its own. program names. asset files.
St. George’s DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE
University
Never set the logo at ever skew, condense, or
N Never change the Never put a drop shadow
an angle. stretch the logo. proportions of individual on the logo.
elements in the logo.16 // Official Logos
o not create additional
D Do not place the logo over Do not add any elements Do not use pixelated files.
sub-brands using the logo other graphic elements. to the logo.
or logo elements.
Spacing
The SGU logos should always be surrounded with a minimum of whitespace to provide sufficient
breathing room. The recommended distance should be no less than 1/2 the height of the seal.
1/2
1/2
1/217 // Official Logos Former University Signature The former University signature with the “Think Beyond” tagline has been retired. As our marketing and communications materials move more into the digital space, we want to keep our logo simple and legible. Removing the tagline makes the SGU logo quickly and easily identifiable while also keeping it clean and succinct when adding the school-specific names. The SGU signature will move to our archives, where it will used only for specific historical purposes.
18 COLOR PALETTE
19 // Color Palette
STANDARD COLOR PALETTE
Primary Color Accent Color
SGU’s primary color is navy blue and is the essential color on all materials. Navy blue should be The SGU Red seen in the
the primary and dominant color in layouts, graphics, and large headlines. official logo should be used
as an accent color in limited
use, only supporting the
core brand colors.
NAVY BLUE
Pantone // 273 C
CMYK // 100, 100, 29, 21
RGB // 30, 30, 100
Secondary Colors
SGU RED
The secondary colors offer an extension to the primary palette and should be used in supporting Pantone // 201 C
the core brand campaign. CMYK // 0, 100, 63, 29
RGB // 179, 8 56
TURQUOISE TURQUOISE 30% TURQUOISE 10% ORANGE
Pantone // 319 C Pantone // 319 C at 30% Pantone // 319 C at 10% Pantone // 1585 C
CMYK // 71, 0, 24, 0 CMYK // 71, 0, 24, 0 at 30% CMYK // 71, 0, 24, 0 at 10% CMYK // 0, 75, 100, 0
RGB // 0, 190, 200 RGB // 178, 235, 238 RGB // 229, 248, 249 RGB // 255, 100, 020 // Color Palette
WEB COLOR PALETTE
We want our communications to be accessible to all audiences regardless of disability or user device, so a digital color palette
has been optimized for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)—an equal opportunity law for people with
disabilities. All SGU websites and emails must be designed using these web color guidelines. Text, interactive elements, and non-
decorative images must have maximum color contrast between content and the background.
Primary Web Colors Secondary Web Colors Accent Web Colors
These colors can be used for headlines, The secondary color palette is designed These are colors are only to be used
body text, background colors, and to provide creative flexibility. These on graphic elements and accents.
buttons. They can appear as colors on colors are complementary to the They should never be used as
a white background and white on a primary colors and can be used as headlines, body text, buttons, or
colored background. These colors should outline below. These colors should never backgrounds with text overlays.
be used in greater frequency than any be used for headlines or body text.
secondary color. These colors can also be
used as overlays; standard opacity is 90%
and may not exceed 80%. DARK Buttons can appear in this TURQUOISE ORANGE
TURQUOISE
color. Text must be bold, #00bec8
#00a5ad #ff6400
white, and at least 14px.
NAVY
GRAY
BLUE Buttons can appear in
#393939 this color. Text must be
#1e1e64 SGU RED bold, white, and at least
#b30838 14px. The color can also LIGHT GRAY
be used for links within #a9a9a9
running text.
NAVY GRAY Backgrounds can appear
LIGHT
BLUE in this color. Text must
#393939 TURQUOISE
#1e1e64 #b2ebee
be either navy blue, gray,
or black.21 TYPOGRAPHY
22 // Typography
TYPOGRAPHY
The brand typography for SGU covers all marketing materials, campaigns, and digital assets.
These type styles set the tone and quality of our market position, and must be used in all
brochures, newsletters, advertisements, and university communications. Usage should be
consistent across all communications. Download and Install Montserrat
PRIMARY TYPEFACE
FONT NAME CHARACTERS Montserrat is a modern sans serif
font and is the preferred headline,
Montserrat ABCČĆDĐEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSŠTUVWXYZŽ subhead, and body typeface
intended for use throughout
abcčćdđefghijklmnopqrsštuvwxyzž all advertising and marketing
STYLES 1234567890‘?’“!”ăâêô(%)[#]{@}/&\®©$€£¥¢:;,.* materials.
Light
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Light Italic
Regular
Italic Ilibus si apiciis andelit, te quistrum, qui unt ut quis
exerfero essusciam et utem rest mi, solendi aliquid
Medium
es dolorporem ra si arciliqui secabora voloremquam,
Medium Italic
serum rectusa metur, untias eature sequi solupta qui
Semibold cus endam, omnia dolupta que pra volupta mentio.
Semibold Italic Nequist autaturion est doluptat et am sintem ut qui
Bold berumque occatiscil inis dessequia volluptatia alibus
Bold Italic aruptas imaion nis ab id quidus et dollecae. Tem re,
Black esti omnihil iquunt invella sam dolorepudis audis rate
Black Italic pe vent.23 PHOTOGRAPHY
24 // Photography PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE SGU has a distinctive photographic style that reflects what it’s like to live and learn on the beautiful Caribbean island of Grenada. This style showcases our unique campus, entices people to visit, and underscores the brand values of innovation, personalization, and esteem. Authenticity We take great pride in our beautiful campus, contemporary facilities, and successful graduates. We highlight these achievements by using authentic photographs taken on our idyllic campus or out in the field as we shadow our successful students and alumni. We want to use our own photography whenever possible and avoid the use of stock photography. Saturation and Lighting Our photos are bright with vivid palettes that showcase the natural color, beauty, and vibrancy of Grenada. We use natural lighting whenever possible, with minimal artificial light. Orientation Photos should be shot with a mix of horizontal and vertical orientations, which allows images to be used in a variety of designs for both print and digital media.
25 // Photography Depth and Layering We want the subject of our photos to be the main focal point of an image. To isolate the subject, avoid busy backgrounds and use a shallow depth of field. Experiment with foreground layers for additional depth where appropriate. These techniques also allow for more versatility when the image is used in design layouts. Content For materials highlighting a particular school, our first preference is to use imagery that depicts the curriculum of that program. Campus photos should be used as supplementary imagery. When depicting the University as a whole, often a general student life or landscape image will suffice. Content should not emphasize Caribbean clichés or medical tropes. The beauty of the Caribbean is a backdrop to be used sparingly unless otherwise requested. Students do not study on the beach, and professors/alumni should always be professionally dressed. Medicine is a team effort—strive to depict subjects engaged in learning and consultation with others. Ensure accuracy in depicting medical procedures or technical skills. Subjects must be wearing proper attire and protective equipment for the scene captured. Examples: Gloves on hands during venipuncture, authentic hand placement in CPR, instruments are held appropriately.
26 // Photography Composition We use a mix of photography styles depending on the subject matter. Imagery that depicts active learning is photojournalistic in nature; subjects will rarely make eye contact with the camera. Portraits may be staged with a traditional aesthetic or shot in a photojournalistic manner, depending on where and how the image will be used (i.e. news stories, graduate profiles, etc.). PHOTO ARCHIVE SGU maintains a searchable photo archive of images approved for marketing and promotional use. Many of these images were created for a singular purpose but may be leveraged for other projects. You can browse our photo collection at sgu.photoshelter.com. For download permissions, please contact marcom@sgu.edu. RELEASE FORMS Anyone featured in still photography that is used for promotional purposes must complete and sign a photo release form. Any image that depicts a patient (human or animal) must also be accompanied by a release signed by the appropriate person (i.e. self, parent/guardian for minors, owners for pets, etc.). Release forms can be found at sgu.edu/photorelease.
27 ICONOGRAPHY
28 // Iconography ICONS Icons are a great way to highlight key messages and help the user process information more effectively. They help illustration functions, features, and concepts and can enrich content and design by enabling effective visual communication. STYLE The SGU icons are crisp, monochromatic geometric line work with smooth strokes and subtle rounded corners to soften the forms. These minimal designs have a simple and timeless aesthetic. USAGE Icons are intended to maximize comprehension when you need to call attention to a particular item. Icons should be used to support the message and balance the creative, not to replace or overshadow them. Use icons sparingly and purposefully. Avoid using icons solely for decoration or visual interest as it detracts from their intention elsewhere. Consider the surrounding context of icons too; if icons are cluttered and not spaced well, it can lead to more visual noise and confusion. There are few widely recognized icons, so use a label or supporting text to ensure each icon's meaning is understood. Icons can be used across all media channels to help support massaging: publications, signage, banners, emails, websites, digital ads, etc.
29 // Iconography Do EXAMPLES • Design from a straight-on, flat perspective and use rounded corners. • Keep icons monochromatic and only use official SGU colors. • Always have supporting copy/text link next to the icon. • Use dark icons on a light background. • Use light icons on a dark background. Don't • Don't stretch or distort the icon. • Don't change opacity. Always keep it at 100%. • Don't add drop shadows • Don't overlap icons. Each icon should be independent of one another. • Don't make icons too big (larger than the header font size) or too small (smaller than body copy size).
30 // Iconography
ICON LIBRARY
Doctor Events calendar Application Values, award Accessibility Options, choices Research
Career Remote learning, Clinical rotations Submit Document review Approval, Degree
opportunities work from home or electives completed
Scholarships, COVID SGU HR portal Announcement Letter of Group, team Dual degree
grants, aid recommendation
Volunteer Profile updates USS HR portal VR tour Admissions Outstanding Q&A, Town Hall
documents achievement31 // Iconography
ICON LIBRARY (CONTINUED)
Talk, advice Money, finances SOM Colleges Interview,
conversation
Reciprocity
Travel Location Veterinary
medicine
Medicine Hospital Test, coursework Celebration
Acceptance University, school Paperwork32 VISUAL EXECUTION
33 // Visual Execution VISUALLY REPRESENTING OUR BRAND Our brand presentation should reflect the outstanding quality and value of the education, facilities, and opportunities available to our students. It reflects the sophistication and elegance associated with the SGU name. This position is visually represented with a modern, sleek look that is engaging and relatable. Elements of the SGU brand identity guidelines should be used in conjunction with one another to create the highest impact and most recognizable SGU materials. We keep designs simple and clean, with uncomplicated graphic elements. Text is kept to a minimum. Just because there is room on a page does not mean it should be filled. We are generous with margins and white space. Pages that have more space on top and on the outside seem inviting and open. All materials are required to have two elements—the appropriate logo and a title. Imagery should be chosen with care; it sets the tone for the entire piece and is an important branding mechanism. Photography should be selected on the basis of mood and content theme rather than trying to represent everything within the piece. The following pages highlight successful visual executions of the SGU brand identity.
34 // Visual Execution
Print and Digital Marketing Collateral
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Medicine, Mt. Sinai Hospitals, NY
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United States, 2018, Vol. 105. No 2
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person and as a physician.
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*Please note the Summer Leadership Academy program tuition does not include round-trip
airfare or the optional scuba diving expenses.35 // Visual Execution
Presentations
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Your Future "The academic structure of St. George’s
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necessary resources and foundational
materials and knowledge to be successful,
Starts Here Will I get a US residency? was incredible. SGU provides amazing
support, not only from the faculty and
clinical counselors but also peer-to-peer
mentorship. The camaraderie among
students at SGU is second to none."
Njambi Mathenge, MD ’15
Cardiovascular Disease Fellow
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
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Clinical and ambulatory system focused on
your success
training and support in
70+ hospitals and health systems Academic programs in state-of-
in 3 countries the-art facilities to prepare for
exams at SGU, USMLE, residency
and beyond.
Interactive Team Instruction
facilitates learning and long-term
St. George’s University retention of content by offering
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and integration.
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with 70+ affiliated
students provider
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Our veterinary medical students begin their
US and UK and counting. studies at our state-of-the-art True Blue
and faculty from practicing in the US— campus in Grenada, West Indies, where
140 countries more than any other we have highly trained full-time faculty,
augmented by visiting professors, who are
non-US medical experts in their fields and dedicated solely to
school in the world.* teaching. After the completion of the basic
Exclusive agreement *According to US Medical Regulatory Trends and Actions 2018
veterinary medical sciences and preclinical
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with Health SGU’s network training, students are placed at one of our
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THE PATH TO AN MD BEGINS AT THE School of Veterinary Medicine Academic Structure
PREMIER CARIBBEAN MEDICAL SCHOOL DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE (DVM)—INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
PROGRAM YEAR
St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine offers a range of entry options into the Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine program for applicants of all ages and academic qualifications. Based on their academic background, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree
#1 provider US and Canadian applicants will enter a seven-, six-, five-, or four-year DVM program. Students presenting secondary school (or
Advanced Level or International Baccalaureate) credentials are placed into the five- or six- year programs based on
8:1
Veterinary Medicine Year 4
of doctors into students achieved
930
academic background and performance. Students from the US, Canada, or a North American-based educational
+
first-year US RESIDENCIES
95 % a 95% first-time
system who hold a bachelor’s degree typically enter the four-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program.
Applicants accepted directly into the DVM program generally complete the degree requirements in four years.
This chart outlines the entry requirements for each program and indicates where a student would typically begin Veterinary Medicine Year 3
residencies for the IN 2018 THUS FAR USMLE pass rate on the Small Group Student the DVM program based on their academic credentials.
last eight years PASS RATE USMLE Step 1 Faculty Ratio
Learning
combined. in 2017. ENTRY POINT QUALIFICATIONS
Veterinary Medicine Year 2
BSc, MSc, or PhD degree: Requisite science foundation in biology, chemistry, math,
4 YEAR DVM PROGRAM Veterinary Medicine Year 1
and physics
3 ADVANCED LEVELS: A’s and B’s in Chemistry, Biology, and either Math or Physics 1
FULL IB DIPLOMA: Minimum 32 points; 3 HL science subjects, including Chemistry
5 YEAR DVM PROGRAM Preveterinary Medical Sciences 3
and Biology, results 5 or higher1
INDIA 10 + 2: Minimum 80%
FURTHER EDUCATION: AS Levels, Baccalaureate/South Africa Matric/Higher School
6 YEAR DVM PROGRAM Preveterinary Medical Sciences 2
Exam, Irish Leaving Certificate, Senior Certificate2
6 ORDINARY LEVELS: Strong science performance
7 YEAR DVM PROGRAM Preveterinary Medical Sciences 1
SECONDARY OR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA: Strong science performance
St. George’s University reserves the right to have a student sit for a preveterinary medical placement exam.
1
Consideration for entry to Preveterinary Medical Year 1 and 2 with lower grade or subject deficiency. | 2 In cases of superior grades, students may be placed in the five-year program.38 // Visual Execution
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
FACT SHEET Our Graduates
MICHEL NAWFAL, MD ‘03 • LEBANON
Dr. Nawfal is a prescribing clinical psychologist in Lebanon,
Scholarships
St. George’s University is dedicated to ensuring the best students have access to
Join the more than 15,000 St. George’s University MD graduates SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
AT A GLANCE
treating patients that suffer from psychiatric and psychological
disorders. He has extensive research and teaching experience,
currently lecturing at Notre Dame University, the Lebanese
the best medical education. We’ve developed a range of scholarships for qualified
students to help make their dreams a reality. SGU AND THE MIDDLE EAST
who have practiced in all 50 US states and in over 50 countries
AND NORTH AFRICA
• The International Peace Bursary. An award to non-US citizen/permanent
ENROLLMENT American University, and is also a guest lecturer at the American residents who exhibit academic excellence and demonstrate financial need.
around the world, including the United Kingdom and Canada. Current Enrollment 6,021 University of Beirut.
This program is committed to promoting a student body made up of diverse
Total MD Continuum 5,823 Dr. Nawfal makes volunteer work a staple of his medical career. He received the
For more than 40 years, St. George’s University has been providing the world with highly nationalities and cultural backgrounds, which in the future will contribute to a
trained doctors. Founded in 1976 with the goal of drawing the best talent from around the MD Program 5,654 UFE medal in 2007 from the Union of the French outside France for his help in
world, SGU has become a leading center for academic excellence worldwide. With students
and faculty from more than 140 countries, we truly are an international institution, with a
Premedical Program 169
evacuating European citizens who were living in Lebanon during the time of the
worldwide medical community. Application required.
• The Keith B. Taylor Bursary. An award to non-US citizen/permanent residents
World-Class Medical Education
unique global perspective poised to help educate students in this rapidly shrinking world. GRADUATES Lebanon-Israel War of 2006.
entering the Keith B. Taylor Global Scholars Program who exhibit academic
SOM Graduates 14,876 Dr. Nawfal is a known public figure in the field of mental health as he is frequently
ADMISSION AND CURRICULUM MD 14,286 on Lebanese and international television shows, including as a psychological excellence and demonstrate financial need. Application required.
St. George’s University offers four entry options for the MD program, ranging from four to MPH 869 consultant for both NBC’s Middle Eastern version of The Biggest Loser as well as For a full list of scholarships, visit sgu.edu/som-scholarships.
BMedSci 274
seven years in length depending on a student’s academic qualifications. Students entering Abu Dhabi TV’s famous show Ton of Cash.
the five-, six-, and seven-year MD programs must meet academic standards to be promoted MSc 57
into the four-year medical program. The basic sciences (first two years of the four-year MD MSc in Public Health 7
HUSENG VEFALI, MD ‘10 • TURKEY
program) are completed in Grenada, and clinical training (last two years) are completed at
affiliated hospitals in the US, UK, Canada, or Grenada.
PhD 3
BS Nursing 39 To follow in his father’s footsteps, Dr. Vefali left his homeland of
Programs That Put You at the Head of the Class
• The MD program begins classes in mid-August and mid-January each year. MS Basic Medical Science 30 Turkey to pursue a career in medicine. He completed an internal
• The Keith B. Taylor Global Scholars Program offers the unique opportunity to spend the
COUNTRIES WHERE MOST
medicine residency at Seton Hall University St. Michael’s Medical KEITH B. TAYLOR GLOBAL DUAL DEGREE
first year of Basic Medical Sciences at Northumbria University in Newcastle, England. Center in Newark, New Jersey, and is currently completing a
• For additional information, please see the SGU website at sgu.edu/som-admissions.
MD GRADUATES RESIDE SCHOLARS PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES
United States 10,794 cardiovascular disease fellowship at Temple University St. Luke’s
Residency programs are continuing Combine a Doctor of Medicine (MD)
Canada 771 Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
CLINICAL CENTERS AND AFFILIATED HOSPITALS to place more emphasis on global with a Master of Public Health (MPH)
Trinidad and Tobago 232 Dr. Vefali attended SGU on an International Peace Bursary and thrived in his new medicine—and seeking new residents through our MD/MPH dual degree
Grenada 97 surroundings, both socially and academically. He was a member of the Student
United Kingdom 94
with this experience. Participating in program, which can be earned in less
UNITED STATES
Government Association and Clinical Research Society, and president of the
Botswana 74 the Keith B. Taylor Global Scholars than five years. In addition, you may
Persian Student Association.
Program offers the unique opportunity consider the freestanding MPH degree
US RESIDENCY PLACEMENTS “SGU was really an ideal medical school setting,” Dr. Vefali said. “It has all the
IN 2017 BY SPECIALTY to spend the first year of Basic Medical from our Council on Education for Public
conveniences of back home, but still it’s laid back so you can concentrate on your
Internal Medicine 43% Sciences at Northumbria University in Health (CEPH) accredited program,
studies. It could not have worked out any better.”
Family Medicine 18% Newcastle, England, followed by study in which you would learn how to both
Pediatrics 10% in Grenada and clinical rotations in the prevent and treat public health issues.
UNITED KINGDOM
Surgery 7%
YOUSRA HAWLI, MD ‘04 • LEBANON
US, UK, and Grenada.
Psychiatry 5% Dr. Hawli is a board-certified internist and sub-specialist in
Emergency Medicine 5% endocrinology and metabolism, owning and operating the Hawli
Obstetrics and Gynecology 3% Clinic in Lebanon since 2009, which has a dietician and psychologist
Anesthesiology 3% on staff with plans to add a cardiologist and ophthalmologist in the
Internship 2% near future. In addition, Dr. Hawli is an Assistant Professor for the
Transitional Year 1% School of Health Sciences at Beirut Arab University.
UNITED STATES
Northeast Region 37
INTERNATIONAL
United Kingdom 16
Neurology 1%
Pathology 1% Through SGU, Dr. Hawli scored in the 99th percentile on her USMLE Step 1 and Contact Us For More Information
South Region 6
Central Region 7
Canada 2
Grenada 1 All Others* 1% 2 exams, helping her secure a coveted internal medicine residency at University +1 (631) 665-8500 ext. 1380 • sguenrolment@sgu.edu • sgu.edu
West Region 6 States/countries with affiliations
Clinical centers/affiliated hospitals * All Others: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (P), Child Neurology (N), of Connecticut Health Center and a two-year endocrinology and metabolism
Diagnostic Radiology, Foundation, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics, Internal
Medicine/Psychiatry, Neurological Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery,
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
fellowship at American University of Beirut Medical Center in Lebanon.
Grad and student data as of March 1 2017
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Stand-Alone Degrees
Admissions and Academic Structure
• MD
St. George’s University offers a range of entry options to
• MPH/Public Health
our Doctor of Medicine program. Our seven-, six-, five-, or
• MSc Anatomy
APPROVALS AND ACCREDITATIONS four-year MD programs cater to applicants of all ages and
• MSc Biochemistry
• Accredited by the Government of Grenada • The National Committee on Foreign academic qualifications. Below you will find a diagram of our
• MSc Bioethics Medical Education and Accreditation
• Accredited by the Caribbean academic structure and entry requirements for each level of
• MSc Microbiology Accreditation Authority for Education in (of the US Department of Education), for
Medicine and other Health Professions the purpose of conferring student loans, our MD program. MD DEGREE
• MSc Physiology and Neuroscience
• MSc Tropical Medicine
(CAAM-HP), which is recognized by the
General Medical Council (GMC) in the UK
has deemed Grenada’s accreditation
standards to be comparable to those
About SGU Where You Will Be Studying Classes begin in August and January of each year.
• PhD Anatomy/Anatomical Education and by the World Federation for Medical utilized by the United States
August Matriculation: The application and all supporting Clinical II
• PhD Anatomy/Anatomical Sciences Education/Foundation for Advancement • St. George’s University’s School of
of International Medical Education and Medicine has been reviewed and
For over 40 years, St. George’s University has been THE CAMPUS documentation must be received by June 15 of the same year.
• PhD Microbiology
140+
Research (WFME/FAIMER). After 2023, approved by the following bodies providing the world with highly trained doctors. Students complete their basic sciences
SAINT
PATRICK
• PhD Physiology and Neuroscience
SAINT
MARK
January Matriculation: The application and all supporting
the Educational Commission for Foreign internationally: Founded in 1976 with the goal of drawing the best at our $250 million-plus USD state- SAINT
JOHN SAINT
documentation must be received by November 15 of the
Medical Graduates (ECFMG) will issue
ANDREW
• Premedical • The Bahamas Medical Council talent from around the world, St. George’s University Clinical I
an ECFMG certification only for degrees of-the-art, idyllic campus situated on preceding year.
• The Bermuda Medical Council has become a leading center for academic excellence
SAINT
Dual Degrees Countries from the beautiful, safe island of Grenada.
GEORGE
obtained from a medical school with an ★ SAINT
DAVID
Prospective candidates should note that the entering classes are highly
• The Sri Lankan Medical Council
• MD/MPH accreditation recognized by the WFME worldwide. With students and faculty drawn from over which SGU MD Over 65 buildings create the perfect competitive and those applications completed early have the advantage of being
• In March 2015, St. George’s University • The Thailand Medical Council students and faculty reviewed at the beginning of the admission process.
• MD/MSc Anatomy 140 countries, we truly are an international institution, environment in which to learn, Integrated
School of Medicine’s MD program • The Medical Board of Trinidad
with a unique global perspective poised to help have been drawn
• MD/MSc Bioethics was approved by the New York State and Tobago investigate, play, and make lifelong Systems II
QUALIFICATIONS* ENTRY POINT
270+
• MD/MSc Biomedical Research Education Department for long-term • The US accreditation educate students in this rapidly shrinking world. networks of colleagues and friends
• MD/MSc Microbiology clinical clerkships in New York for a authority for public health
period of seven years subject to standard
from around the world. SCIENCE DEGREES
• MD/MSc Neuroscience reporting requirements
programs, the Council
on Education for Public
DEGREES OFFERED BSc, MSc, and/or PhD with requisite: 4-Year Integrated
• MD/MSc Physiology • Approved by the New Jersey State Health has granted full The University offers medical degrees in its School of SGU MD graduates science foundation in Biology, MD Program Systems I
• MD/MSc Tropical Medicine Board of Medical Examiners to conduct accreditation to St. George’s University’s Medicine and independent and dual graduate degrees are from countries in CLINICAL TRAINING Chemistry, Math, and Physics
clinical clerkship programs at SGU Master of Public Health degree program the Middle East Doctor of Medicine clinical rotations are OPTIONAL SELECTIVES LOCATED
in the sciences and public health. AROUND THE WORLD
SEE SGU affiliated New Jersey teaching hospitals through 2022. The program originally and North Africa completed at our affiliated hospitals. 3 ADVANCED LEVELS/CAPE UNITES
and an alternatively accredited medical gained accreditation in 2010, and was re- Czech Republic • India
SGU boasts an impressive $250 million-
ACCREDITATIONS AND APPROVALS We currently have over 70 affiliations 1 AND 2: A’s and B’s in Chemistry,
50+
school by the Advisory Graduate accredited in 2015 for seven more years, Kenya • Sweden • Thailand
plus campus with more than 65 buildings Biology, and either Math or Physics
Medical Education Council of New the maximum term for re-accreditation.
The University’s academic programs are accredited and located in the United States, United
housing state-of-the-art classrooms, Jersey (AGMEC) within the New Jersey SGU is one of only a few non-US
United Kingdom
an impressive medical library, lecture approved by many governing authorities, including but Kingdom, and Grenada. FULL IB DIPLOMA: Requires a
Commission of Higher Education institutions approved by the CEPH to 5-Year
halls, laboratories, a student center, minimum of 32 points; 3 HL subjects Preclinical III
health services building, and climate-
• Included on the list of medical schools hold this coveted distinction. not limited to: Current SGU MD MD Program
recognized by the Medical Board of • Department of Public Health and • Caribbean Accreditation Authority for Education students are from recommended – 2HL subjects required
controlled student housing. But don’t
take our word for it. It’s important for you
to actually see the foundation of your
California
• Licensed by the Florida Commission on
Preventive Medicine designated as a
World Health Organization (WHO)
in Medicine and other Health Professions (CAAM- countries in the Middle
East and North Africa
SGU Doctors Making a Global Impact including Biology and Chemistry with
results of 5 or higher
entire career, visit the campus, meet the Independent Education Collaborating Center on Environmental HP)—recognized by General Medical Council
and Occupational Health (GMC) in the UK, the World Federation for Medical Data as of INDIA 10+2: Minimum 80%
faculty, mingle with your peers, and see
October 2018
our facilities for yourself. And we will pay Education (WFME), and the Foundation for SGU Students and Graduates
for that to happen. If you take advantage SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Advancement of International Medical Education
FURTHER EDUCATION: AS Levels,
of the See SGU Program and visit the Join SGU’s more Have Come From 20+ North African Baccalaureate/South Africa Matric/ 6-Year
A variety of partial- and full-tuition scholarship awards are available based on academic
and Research (FAIMER) and Middle Eastern Countries Preclinical II
campus, apply, get accepted, and excellence and/or need. For more information on the scholarships listed below, than 16,000 Higher School Exam, Irish Leaving MD Program
ultimately matriculate, SGU will refund qualification, and the application process, visit sgu.edu/som-scholarships. • Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) Afghanistan, Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan,
you the cost of your airfare and hotel.* MD graduates Certificate, Senior Certificate
• Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Israel,
Visit sgu.edu/seesgu or call an admission
• The Chancellor’s Circle Legacy of Excellence Scholarship
who have practiced Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco,
• Legacy of Excellence Scholarship (ECFMG) 6 GCSE: Strong science performance
advisor for details.
in over 50 countries Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syrian Arab Republic, 7-Year
• Keith B. Taylor Bursary
SEC SCHOOL DIPLOMA: Strong Preclinical I
*Airfare will be refunded from the continental United States,
Canada, and United Kingdom around the world. United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Yemen MD Program
US Department of Education loans are available for qualified US students
Data as of October 2018
science performance, credit for AP
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*
Flexibility in placement and consideration based on academic and personal history.
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