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shrey
07-11-2007, 02:29 PM
hi guys, i just got through Charles First Faculty Entrance exam and will be attending the college in October. I had a question for students attending the 1st faculty. Regarding the PE class in the 1st, is there some kind of fee to be paid say if i opted for skiing in the winter? does the fee differ based on the sports u choose?
Secondly could any studnt give me some feedback about the university as to the faculty, course work, social life, n stuff like that? How is biohphysics, histology and embryology? is it quite tough to pass these classes (assuming that you've tried you best in covering the material prescribed)?
Thanks a lot!!!
Zut Alors!
07-11-2007, 02:43 PM
Well, exams are oral, which would scare the hell out of an American like me who is quite content with multiple-choice exams. Also, Charles is supposed to have a rough first couple of years so as to weed-out those who shouldn't be there. Eastern European schools take lots of students in, but not all make it out!
chrisrajive
07-11-2007, 02:53 PM
congrats shrey...just want to ask what format was the entrance exam? just a multiple choice paper or oral questions on certain topics in chem,phys bio? where did u sit it?
amaadani
07-12-2007, 12:17 PM
Hey Shrey, congrad. do you happen to know if you can come back to the US for your last year and attend the fifth pathway. Thanks, Arash M.
Zut Alors!
07-12-2007, 01:06 PM
Fifth pathway, I believe, means your school has to be affiliated with NYMC. Charles isn't, to my knowledge.
Also, as another requirement, you need 2 semesters of general bio, general chem, organic chemistry, physics, english, and an MCAT score to qualify.
From the website:
Completed an accredited American college or university, undergraduate or premedical, with work of a quality acceptable for matriculation in a U.S. medical school.
Studied and completed all the formal requirements of the foreign medical school except internship and social service.
Academic records acceptable to New York Medical College and its affiliated hospitals.
Obtained a passing score on the medical examiners Step 1 board examination, currently the U.S.M.L.E. exam.
Physicians with their MD degree are not eligible for the Fifth Pathway Program but are eligible for our year of supervised clinical training.In addition, New York Medical College requires applicants to meet the following requirements:
Students must be a citizen, resident alien, or Canadian Citizen with a student visa.
Fifth Pathway Program must be started within five (5) years after successful completion of medical school studies.Most kids at these schools didn't do their undergrad education here in the States, so they would be ineligible for the 5th Pathway from the get-go.
amaadani
07-12-2007, 03:19 PM
thanks for all the good info. to my knowladge Fifth pathway is for all the citizen and resident alien of the US who go to any six year med. schools out side the US. so it can be any six years medical school, now if Charls won't accept your final year of rotation in the US then it is a different story.
As you might know, there are three schools here in the US that offer such a program, two in NY and one in Puerto Rico which has MCAT and GPA requirment.
now what i am looking for is to find out if NY schools have any sort of GPA or MCAT requirments. do you happen to have any sort of info?
thanks,
Arash M.
amaadani
07-12-2007, 03:46 PM
i think i assumed that Shrey is moving to Charls from the US. opps ;)
in anycase if you happen to know anything regarding my question please let us know. thanks in advance.
shrey
07-13-2007, 11:16 AM
wassup guyz...yes i am leavin from the US (washington d.c)....and i sure am excited about going to prague coz some of my friends from Charles 1st fac. say its an awesme place 2 be in...bt one gets hrribly homesick after a while...(atleast if you're from america...)
well abt the exam...i took it in prague and it was a multiple choice (and i mean MUTIPLE choice...there can be more than 1 answer right)....the exam was quite easy considering that I did the IB program in high school bt the dean did tell me that they usually dont admit high-school grads from american high schools as they dont have adequate knowledge which is required for the entrance (ie. Phys, Chem, Bio-coll level)....i guess i got lucky
anyone else joinin me this yr? i'm way to excited but i dont have a reason to be (coz i've heard the tough part is stayin in...as they weed out a lot of students by the end of the first 2 yrs...)
shrey
07-13-2007, 11:19 AM
hey chrisrajlive, if you want more details regarding the entrance exam just send me a pm and i'll get back to ya as soon as i can...tc..
shrey
07-13-2007, 11:21 AM
hey amaadani, i really dont know the answer to your question bt i'll find out from a couple of people once i get there....
chrisrajive
07-13-2007, 11:22 AM
i heard everywhere has scare stories,but im sure you'll be fine..nothings impossible right? lol, so they didnt give u any oral ques after the multiple choice test..when i went on the website and looked at the sample for the entrance exam it said examination oral part and then gave list of topics then a written part with some sample ques..so thats wierd..and a little annoying scince the whole oral prospect made me think my knowledge wasnt good enough and i would rather do the exam next yr instead!!
shrey
07-13-2007, 11:39 AM
i dont think they actually have an oral exam...i think its more like an interview where they just ask you abt why you want to do medicine n stuff like that...it should be a problem at all....i would worry abt the written if i were you as the competition is gettin worse (from what i've heard)...
If you have all the requisites- phys, chem, bio (college level), then i think you should give it a shot...unless you would like to brush up on your skills n stuff...
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