Originally Posted by josephmedman

if you want to goto school in poland go to the school in krakow or warsaw..i went to the school in warsaw so if you need any information on that school just email me at josephmedman@yahoo.com..take care

Originally Posted by josephmedman

what is the best source to gain information on this topic..i think it is from someone who has actually gone to the school..not someone who is bitter at another school trying to compare it to an HMI affiliated school like any foreign school outside of the US matters in terms of rank..things you must look at are number 1..stafford loans..only three schools in poland offer that full interest free loan and my school in katowice was one of them..second..clinical rotations..how many hospitals they have..poznan cannot do more than 12 weeks outside of poland for rotations..that is garbage..the programs i have talked to requirew a minimum of two years that which i have complted in both NY and Chicago at great hospitals..if you need more info from someone who KNOWS about this contact me at josephmedman@yahoo.com..if you want to talk to some ignorant haters, talk to these people from poznan that havent even been given the opportunity to rotate in the US and expect to assimilate into the US system..haha..what a joke..delayed gratification my friend..Joe

Originally Posted by josephmedman

..it took me forever and a million phone calls to find that same information out..i actually used to goto school in debrecen but transfered out..i have a friend who went to school in debrecen, applied for residency in NY, not only did he not get it, but the NY state board of regents placed a law suit against him..this is no lie..his name begins with a B..i would rather not say the name but this happened about 3 years ago..i really felt bad for him..bottom line..he is doign fine in residency in chicago now..anyways..my point is..dont leave anything out, dont apply to NY if you ahve done more than 12 weeks and have attained credit from yoru school..its not worth it..take care