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Does the U.S. Department of Education accredit foreign medical schools?

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Does the U.S. Department of Education accredit foreign medical schools?

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No, the U.S. Department of Education does not accredit foreign medical schools. Any accredited medical school in a country that has comparable accreditation standards as determined by the NCFMEA may apply to the Department to participate in the William D. Ford Direct Loan Program (Direct Loans). As part of the application, the school must provide documentation that it has been accredited by the entity in the foreign country that has responsibility for such accreditation. Evidence of accreditation is just one of the eligibility criteria that the foreign medical school must meet in order to participate in Direct Loans.

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