If this were my only acceptance, I would go to this school in a heartbeat. You will graduate from this school with a US MD degree.
It's an accredited US school, and no accredited school has ever lost its accreditation, to my knowledge. Both the school and the accreditation bodies will work hard to see that it doesn't happen here. Sure, the for-profit aspect is a bit troubling, but it's accredited, so I wouldn't worry too much. I'm just guessing here, but it probably makes corporate regulations easier to manage. I doubt that this will be a big moneymaker for anyone. Almost all schools loose money and rely on donations, so I can't imagine that anyone plans on getting rich off this school.
There are new schools every year. Four years from now, when you graduate, it won't be the newest school around anymore. 10 years from now, it won't be a new school at all, and no one will know or care when you went to school.
You will be something of an unknown quantity when you apply for residencies, but many schools outside the top 20 or 30 are unknown to most residency program directors, just as most colleges are unknown to most med schools. So when you apply, the quality of your education and knowledge will be based primarily on your Step scores, just as they are for most everyone else. The faculty will be able to write letters and make phone calls on your behalf to the people that they know, at their alma maters, just as they would if they were teaching somewhere else.
Look, it's not as if you're turning down a full ride at HYS to go here, right? It's an accredited, US MD school, shiny and new. It's not the Caribbean.
As for the loans: If I understand the loan issue correctly, subsidized loans are not available now, but will probably be available later.
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