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...... The work entitled: Is the U.S. Right for You? published in the Princeton Review states that of the 1.4 million students pursuing postsecondary education outside their home countries, more than one-third chose to study in the United States. (The Princeton Review, 2007) U.S. schools makes the offering of:
(1) Academic excellence;
(2) Variety of educational opportunity;
(3) Cutting-edge technology;
(4) Opportunities for research, teaching experience and practical training;
(5) Flexibility;
(6) Support services for International students;
(7) Campus life; and (8) global educational. (Princeton Review, 2007)

In the work of Miller and Huff, entitled: International Students and Medical Education: Options and Obstacles it is related that colleges in the United States are increasingly seeking to attack a geographically diverse student population and this is true of the smaller liberal arts colleges throughout the United States. Miller and Huff state that: Indeed, many undergraduate admissions offices now use a need-blind financial aid policy, which means that foreign students from all economic levels can now consider an undergraduate education in the United States. (Princeton Review, 2007) It is extremely difficult for individuals who are not permanent residents or citizens in the United States to be granted admission to medical school in

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