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The Bottom (formerly Botte ) is the capital and largest town of the island of Saba , the Caribbean Netherlands . It is the first stop on the way from Saba's Port in Fort Bay towards the rest of the island. In 2001, it had 462 inhabitants of the total 1,349 islanders. It is the administrative center of Saba.

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22-553: [REDACTED] Look up botte in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Botte may refer to: The Bottom , a town of the island of Saba, the Caribbean Netherlands, formerly named Botte Gerardine Botte , Venezuelan-American chemist Rocco Botte (born 1983), an American actor See also [ edit ] All pages with titles containing Botte Topics referred to by

44-401: A hypothesis, analyze the literature, and write a paper that is evaluated by a faculty committee. According to the school's website, Saba students have had their papers published in medical journals and have also reported that their research played a role in obtaining a residency appointment. The clinical education at Saba University School of Medicine takes place primarily in the second half of

66-570: A library, the Queen's Hotel resort, and various shops, restaurants, and bars. The Bottom is also the location of the Saba University School of Medicine . The city also has the smallest Cruyff Court in the world As capital of the island, The Bottom hosts a number of events throughout the year. During the summer, the island's Carnival celebration (called Saba Carnival or Saba Summer Festival) takes place. Usually in late July, Saba Carnival

88-537: A valley surrounded by the various mountains. "The Bottom" is an English corruption of this name. After the Dutch settlers, Irish, English, and Scottish settlers followed, along with enslaved Africans, and the main language of the island's villages became English. By the 1860s, The Bottom was one of 7 main districts, with St. John's , Windwardside , Booby Hill, Mary's Point (Palmetto Point), Hell's Gate , and Middle Island. The Bottom district had its own elected head, as did

110-647: Is a weeklong festival that includes live music, food, dancing, games, and parades. Carnival Village, where the majority of the events take place, is located in The Bottom. Each night during the week, there is live music at Carnival Village. The jourvert parade (very early Saturday morning) begins in Windwardside and ends in The Bottom. The Grand Parade and the Second Parade take place in The Bottom on Saturday and Sunday. Locals and tourists congregate in The Bottom for

132-431: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages The Bottom The first European settlements occurred around 1640, by colonists from Zeeland . After a landslide destroyed their original settlement, these settlers established a village in The Bottom. The original name of the village was De Botte , old Dutch for "The Bowl", referring to its geographical position in

154-656: Is located in the Caribbean, accreditation by the NVAO makes the university the 9th medical school in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The US Department of Education reports that the median student loan debt of Americans who attended the school was $ 284,586 in 2022. Default rate as of 2019 was 0%. Class sizes are 80-100 students per matriculating class. Students complete the first 20 months (five semesters) of basic science medical education on

176-550: Is owned by R3 Education, Inc. of Devens, Massachusetts , which also owns St. Matthew's University and the Medical University of the Americas . Saba University School of Medicine was founded in 1992 as an international alternative to U.S. and Canadian medical schools. Since its founding, more than 2500 students have earned their medical degree at Saba. In 2006, the people of Saba, Sint Eustatius and Bonaire agreed to dissolve

198-568: Is the location of many trailheads. [REDACTED] Media related to The Bottom at Wikimedia Commons Saba University School of Medicine Saba University School of Medicine is a private for-profit offshore medical school located on Saba , a special municipality of the Netherlands in the Caribbean . Saba University confers upon its graduates the Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. It

220-604: The Netherlands Antilles . Upon the imminent dissolution of the country, the ministers of health of the Netherlands and the Netherlands Antilles requested the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO) to assess the quality of all medical schools in the Netherlands Antilles. Saba University was the only medical school in the Netherlands Antilles that earned accreditation, and thus

242-491: The USMLE that are on par to the pass rates among the 110 ranked medical schools as reported by U.S. News Best Medical Schools rankings in 2019: Step 1 – Basic Science: 96.3% Step 2 – Clinical Knowledge (CK): 96.6% Saba University School of Medicine has received the accreditation and approvals that enable Saba graduates, who complete the requisite licensing examinations, to become eligible to practice medicine in all 50 states in

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264-631: The U.S. Department of Education, 75% of U.S. medical students completed the MD program on time in 2019. This figure dropped down to 30.43% (14 of 46) in 2023. Pass rates of its students and graduates on the United States Medical Licensing Examinations (USMLE) in calendar year 2023 were as follows: Step 1 – Basic Science: 96.88% Step 2 – Clinical Knowledge (CK): 97.53% Based on those results, Saba graduates demonstrate Step 1 and Step 2 of their Clinical Knowledge scores portions of

286-434: The U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico. Saba University has been approved by the following U.S. states which have a separate review process for the purposes of licensing or providing clinical rotations: Saba University School of Medicine is a legally recognized entity of higher education in the Netherlands and its program of medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). While it

308-472: The academic program, semesters 6 to 10—the final semesters before earning the medical degree and entering a residency program. The clinical program consists of: During the clinical semesters, students go through a series of rotations (or clerkships) in teaching hospitals in the U.S. and Canada, while also absorbing new material through work that is assigned and supervised by the Saba clinical department. According to

330-415: The church is still operational today. In 1923, Queen Wilhemina Library opened in The Bottom; the library is still operational today. Saba's first movie theater opened in 1953, and its second in 1964. In the early- to mid- 20th century, there was extensive emigration from Saba, and The Bottom's population was cut almost in half. By 1972, the population of The Bottom had decreased to 341 inhabitants. In

352-539: The five semesters. All classes are taught in English. In the fifth semester of the Saba University curriculum, students complete a "Research: Literature Review and Analysis" module, designed to further develop the ability to evaluate and assimilate scientific evidence and reinforce the skills for critically appraising and communicating medical knowledge. Students analyze a current and complex medical care question, develop

374-417: The mid- to late- 20th century, there was economic development on Saba, and especially in The Bottom and Windwardside. The first supermarket opened in The Bottom in 1964. In 1992, the Saba University School of Medicine opened in The Bottom. In 2001, the population of Windwardside was 462 inhabitants. The Bottom is home to the government offices, a hospital , a nursing home , a sports field, three churches,

396-411: The other districts. In 1865, the population of The Bottom was 616 inhabitants. In 1877, construction of Sacred Heart Catholic Church began in The Bottom; the church is still operational today, although the building was replaced in 1909 and again in 1934. Throughout the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, most men in The Bottom engaged in farming or fishing. They also engaged in shipbuilding, which

418-608: The parades, which include energetic music, colorful floats , and troupes wearing colorful costumes. Another event held in The Bottom is Saba Day . This is the celebratory national day of the island, when all offices, schools and businesses are closed. The islanders honour their diversity and culture through various activities, performances and parades. The Bottom hosts a concert at the sports field, where local (and neighbouring) Caribbean artists come to perform. There are fishing competitions at sea, drawing competitions for children, dance performances, cookouts, and more. The Bottom

440-407: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Botte . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Botte&oldid=1001546162 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

462-510: Was one of Saba's industries in the 19th century. Most women engaged in domestic work in the home, as well as hatmaking and local drawn thread work known as Saba Lace . By 1900, The Bottom was one of four main villages on Saba, along with St. John's, Windwardside, and Hell's Gate. In 1909, a navigation school opened in The Bottom; it operated until 1922. In 1919, construction began on the Weselyan Holiness Church in The Bottom;

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484-544: Was the only medical school to be allowed to stay in those islands. The first five basic science semesters of Saba's curriculum follow an outline comparable to those of American medical schools. These semesters consist of lab work and course material following a progression beginning with foundational concepts in the basic and clinical sciences and leading to organ-systems-focused courses that relate each foundational discipline to human function and disease. Applications of basic science to clinical medicine are highlighted throughout

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