Certainly, it can be a viable route for some.
If you:
1) are absolutely determined to become a physician (there is no turning back)
2) have already applied 2+ times in the US (MD/DO)
3) are strong academically but for whatever reason, your GPA/MCAT does not reflect your true ability
4) are OK with arranging every rotation, hard-mode, with little or no help from the school
5) can finance your education
I don't recommend it, but hey, it's an alternative.
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