Straight out of high school...

[Equestrian10]

Hey, I'm currently a Senior in high school in the states and I really know that I want to be in the medical profession. I was looking at this 6 year program at Debrecan University in Hungary. I plan on being a psychiatrist and practicing medicine here in the states. Well, i was wondering if going to Debrecan straight out of high school is a good idea. I mean, I want to cut down on the years of schooling- even if it means studying till my brain explodes (it's only 6 years, right?? haha). And the fact that I have to live in a foreign country for a long time doesn't really bother me either (I like cultural experiences).

If anyone who goes to Debrecan please tell me how hard it is to get into this school (especially since I'm straight out of high school). What is the procedure of getting in?? Any advice from anyone is much appreciated...

Oh yeah, by the way, I was considering going to Pecs, but after I read this forum, it really made me think especially since I've dealt with that ******** guy and all of his "promises" (I was seriously doubting his speech). You know, now that I have come across this forum, I have a better idea of what to do and I know not to apply there. Thanks guys :D

[stateofequilibrium]

if you read around or ask just about anyone, they will tell you the best course of action would be to go to a US college/university first then apply traditional.

[neongoat]

Hi Equestrian,

Why do you want to practice in the US?
Can I ask if you have ever lived in another country?

[Magyarorszag69]

Equestrian10,

Debrecen (DOTE) is a well-established Medical University in Hungary. The procedure to obtain admission consists of an Entrance Examination, in which professors ask specific questions from their respecitive fields to determine your basic knowledge level in that specific subject. If the professors feel that your knowledge is adequete they will offer you admission into the first year, but if they feel that your knowledge is not sufficient the may place you in the Pre Medical (BMC) course.

To my knowledge.... this year I think there were quite a few students straight out of high school, whom obtained 1st year placement in the 6 year program.

Unfortunately... I gotta run, if you have any more questions or would like any more information about DOTE .... feel free to email me at nitinsawheny@euroweb.hu - I hope this helps you out...

Take care and good luck on your future endeavors.

[Equestrian10]

well see, I want to practice in the US because I live here and no, I haven't lived in any other countries. I'm interested in going abroad to medical school because the first two years of college are general courses that everyone takes (here in US). Sure, I could go to a community college and just take science courses, but that would seriously, to me personally, feel like a waste of time when I could just take this opportunity that exists now. actually, I'm also looking at the medical school in Prague too. Can anyone tell me if they accept straight out of high school?

[Miklos]

One can complete a six year program straight out of high school.

I recommend against it for a number of reasons.

Few people know what they want to do for the rest of their lives right after high school. During medical school, one is exposed to a wide variety of specialties.

You may think that you are interested in Psychiatry now, but how much do you really know about the field? IMO, until you've completed at least a core rotation and an elective you only have a vague idea of what it is about. You may find that you do not find the field as interesting as you thought, or find another field much more to your liking. That field might be super competitive and you will not have a decent shot at a residency in the US. What then?

Or conversely, at the moment getting a Psychiatry residency in the US is not as competitive as some other fields. This may change by the time you graduate for a number of different reasons. (The specialty is getting more competitive year by year. The best residencies within the field are almost exclusively filled by US grads.)

Another factor in Psychiatry is that your "relative lack" of real life experience may work against you. Despite having an MD, you will need to convince program directors that you are mature enough to handle the responsibilities.

I think that you should reconsider. You have the possibility of getting into a US school if you work hard. That will give you many more opportunities than an IMG degree.

Good luck.

Miklos

[Magyarorszag69]

The greater majortiy of US International Medical Students study abroad because they were unable to get into Medical Schools in the USA.... either due to grades, poor performance on the MCAT, or because it is just highly competitive. It seems there are so many IF's in getting admitted into a good Medical University in the USA....
:arrow: If I have over a 3.5 GPA in College
:arrow: If I do well on the MCAT
:arrow: If I get accepted

Why waste 4 years determining IF you are good enough for an American Medical University..... :?:

But if a High School student.... as for almost ALL of the Hungarian Medical students has a good sense of direction and motivation to achieve I think coming out to a 6 year program is very wise (you save time...., it is cheaper... and there are not that many IF's to deal with). There are not that many obstacles as there would be in the USA - You take an entrance examination and you are admitted -- as Miklos has stated in his earlier post -- addmissions are libral for the Foriegners, but IF you work hard (as for any Medical University) and study the material you will pass and be sucessful.

I agree with Miklos in a sense, that it is more difficult to obtain a Radiology, Dermatology, ENT, Orthopedic.... residency, but I will say that USMLE scores do the talking in residency selection not which University you attended !! Of course these residencies are difficult for American graduates to obtain as well !!!

I guess everyone has their own opinion in the matter .... but these are my 2 forints on the subject....

If anyone has any further questions feel free to email me at nitinsawheny@euroweb.hu

[gvanderv]

Equestrian10,

I really think you should try the normal American approach to Medical School first. Coming to Europe will allow you to be a doctor, but limit your residency options. It will only save you a year or two to come here. What's the rush? You may think moving to Europe is cool and I'll admit I like it here. But, it's nothing like living in the US and a lot of people can't handle it. The stress of Medical School is enough you don't need the added stress of a foreign country; right out of high school.

Bye .......... Gerry

[Miklos]

I agree with Miklos in a sense, that it is more difficult to obtain a Radiology, Dermatology, ENT, Orthopedic.... residency, but I will say that USMLE scores do the talking in residency selection not which University you attended !! Of course these residencies are difficult for American graduates to obtain as well !!!

Nitin,

I think that you are oversimplifying the hurdles when it comes to the most competitive residencies. Even if you are an IMG with super scores, the chances are that you will get far fewer interviews than US grads.

This translates into the following statistics (which I collected from FREIDA http://www.ama-assn.org/vapp/freida/spcindx/0,,TR,00.html ).

Average percent IMG/Total number of active residents/Absolute number of IMGs (calculated)

Otolaryngology: 1.9% / 1,071 / 20
Orthopaedic Surgery: 2.0% / 3,024 / 60
Dermatology: 3.6% / 994 / 36
Plastic Surgery: 5.8% / 556 / 32
Ophthalmology: 6.9% / 1,260 / 87
Radiation-Oncology: 8.0% / 494 / 40
Radiology-Diagnostic: 9.8% / 4,044 / 396

Grand total of active IMGs in supercompetitive residencies: 671

Compare this to:

Internal Medicine: 48.9% / 21,351 / 10,440
Psychiatry: 42.0% / 4,522 / 1,900
Family Practice: 33.5% / 9,529 / 3,192
Pediatrics: 29.5% / 7,773 / 2,293

Grand total of active IMGs in "non" competitive residencies: 17,875

Now for the caveats:

1) This counts ALL IMGs. It does not differentiate between the FMG with a completed residency, PhD and having been published multiple times and the USIMG who simply went abroad because he/she could not get into a US school. Any guesses as to who is more competitive?

2) It counts all residents at ALL LEVELS (PGY1-PGY??) of the program. This means that it is a lagging indicator. It does not reflect the changes that have taken place since the 2003 match.

(Psychiatry, for instance has gotten more competitive than the 42% figure would indicate. In the 2004 match, 62.8% of residencies were filled by US seniors alone. That does not take into account the number of past US grads, DOs, Fifth Pathways and Canadians. This means that significantly less than 37.2% (calculated by 100%-62.8%=) of 2004 PGY1 spots were filled by IMGs.

3) Also, this does not mean that 671 IMGs get into supercompetitive programs each year. Take that number and divide it by roughly 4 (depending on the length of the program, of course) and you get roughly 165. Again, this is an average figure! We do not know the distribution without analyzing the NRMP data (for which I don't have the patience.) If someone is interested in a particular program, look up the NRMP match statistics ( http://www.nrmp.org/res_match/data_tables.html )for non-US grads matching for the length of the program and try to compare it to the FREIDA data.

In short, if you want a decent shot at a competitive residency, do your damndest to get into a US school.

Miklos

[mark_md]

people here are not all above 3.5 and they all recieved pretty stellar USMD status. Just wanted to share this, and let everyone here know, do all that it takes to get in the US, if you want to practice medicine in the US.
Studying in Hungary is a fine secondary option, however doing anything that it takes to seek admission into US med schools (including D.O.) first would be a better option.





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01415 Reed College, 31 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
00194 Regis University, 27 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2003
01832 Regis University, 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02135 Rhodes College, 26 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2005
00737 Rice University, 28 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01540 Rice University, 32 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2004
01537 Rocky Mountain College, 27 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2001
01191 Rutgers University, 25 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2003
00388 Rutgers University, 25 MCAT, 3.19 GPA, applied 2003
01903 Rutgers University, Cook College, 28 MCAT, 3.25 GPA, applied 2005
00858 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 31 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
00826 Saint John's University, 31 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2002
01355 Samford University, 30 MCAT, 3.34 GPA, applied 2004
01366 San Diego State University, 29 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2004
02509 San Diego State University, 29 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2005
02463 San Francisco State, 23 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2005
00493 Santa Clara University, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01131 Skidmore College, 29 MCAT, 3.32 GPA, applied 2004
01962 Skidmore College, 29 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2005
00425 Sonoma State University, 26 MCAT, 3.11 GPA, applied 2003
01123 South Dakota State University, 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02134 Southern IL University - Edwardsville, 36 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2005
00544 Southern Illinois U., Edwardsville, 21 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
02486 Southwest Texas State University, 26 MCAT, 3.28 GPA, applied 2005
01620 spelman college, 25 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
02446 St. Bonaventure University, 36 MCAT, 3.23 GPA, applied 2002
02384 St. Edwards University, 27 MCAT, 3.48 GPA, applied 2005
02229 Stanford, 37 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2005
01513 Stanford, 28 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
00971 Stanford, 34 MCAT, 3.38 GPA, applied 2004
02430 stanford, 29 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2005
02417 stanford, 29 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2005
02274 stanford u, 27 MCAT, 3.28 GPA, applied 2005
02115 Stanford Univeristy, 35 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2005
01660 Stanford University, 34 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01526 Stanford University, 33 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2004
00327 Stanford University, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00001 Stanford University, 35 MCAT, 3.19 GPA, applied 2003
01552 Stanford University, 31 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
00605 Stanford University, 35 MCAT, 2.94 GPA, applied 2003
00404 Stanford University, 25 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00034 Stanford University, 27 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2003
00310 Stanford University, 36 MCAT, 3.23 GPA, applied 2003
01276 Stanford University, 31 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
02496 State University of New York at Buffalo, 24 MCAT, 3.14 GPA, applied 2005
00861 SUNY, 26 MCAT, 3.41 GPA, applied 2004
02111 SUNY Albany, 28 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2005
00938 SUNY Albany, 35 MCAT, 2.80 GPA, applied 2003
01935 SUNY at Buffalo, 28 MCAT, 3.32 GPA, applied 2004
01170 SUNY Binghamton, 28 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2003
02431 SUNY Binghamton University, 26 MCAT, 3.48 GPA, applied 2005
00752 SUNY Buffalo, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01904 SUNY Stony Brook, 25 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2005
02387 SUNY Stony Brook, 25 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2005
01930 SUNY Stony Brook, 22 MCAT, 3.05 GPA, applied 2003
00846 SUNY-Binghamton, 35 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
01146 SUNY-Binghamton, 25 MCAT, 3.42 GPA, applied 2004
00909 Swarthmore, 33 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2001
00214 Temple University, 29 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2003
00183 Texas A&M University, 38 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2003
00282 Texas A&M University, 30 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
02041 Texas A&M University, 25 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01475 Texas A&M University, 35 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01077 Texas A&M University, 27 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2002
01509 Texas A&M University (2.5), 27 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
01050 Texas A&M; UTSA, 26 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
01310 Texas Christian University, 29 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2002
00569 The College of William and Mary, 28 MCAT, 3.22 GPA, applied 2003
00517 The Evergreen State College, 34 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01771 The Johns Hopkins University, 25 MCAT, 3.34 GPA, applied 2004
01226 The University of Chicago, 30 MCAT, 3.28 GPA, applied 2004
02362 Transylvania University, 34 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
00008 Trinity University, 33 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01825 Tufts, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01470 Tufts University, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00277 Tufts University, 33 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2003
01624 Tufts University, 34 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
02478 Tufts University, 24 MCAT, 3.34 GPA, applied 2005
00023 Tulane University, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01687 Tulane University, 29 MCAT, 3.27 GPA, applied 2004
00563 Tulane University, 31 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00320 Tulane University, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00154 Tulane University, 30 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2003
00130 Tulane University, 33 MCAT, 3.29 GPA, applied 2001
01961 Tuskegee University, 21 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01506 U, 37 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00985 U of Central Florida, 22 MCAT, 2.98 GPA, applied 2004
00885 U of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, 31 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 1998
00099 U of MN College of Biological Sciences, 31 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2002
00496 U Rochester, 34 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2003
01641 U.C. Berkeley, 37 MCAT, 3.46 GPA, applied 2004
02232 U.C. Davis, 26 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2005
02230 U.C. San Diego, 29 MCAT, 3.04 GPA, applied 2005
01135 U.Texas Austin, 21 MCAT, 3.01 GPA, applied 2004
01636 U.Va.-John Holmes, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01442 UC Berkeley, 37 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02048 UC Berkeley, 32 MCAT, 3.22 GPA, applied 2005
00712 UC Berkeley, 35 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2003
01111 UC Berkeley, 40 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
02469 UC Berkeley, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
00785 UC Berkeley, 32 MCAT, 2.86 GPA, applied 2003
02248 UC Berkeley, 37 MCAT, 2.75 GPA, applied 2005
01738 UC Berkeley, 37 MCAT, 2.49 GPA, applied 2000
02258 UC Berkeley, 36 MCAT, 2.90 GPA, applied 2005
00859 UC Berkeley, 37 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2003
01060 UC Berkeley, 34 MCAT, 3.33 GPA, applied 2001
00639 UC Davis, 35 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
01064 UC Davis, 25 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2004
02052 UC Davis, 27 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2005
01741 UC Irvine, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00357 UC Riverside, 29 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2003
01067 UC San Diego, 33 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
00580 UC San Diego, 35 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2002
01977 UC San Diego, 36 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01181 UC San Diego, 31 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2004
01233 UC Santa Barbara, 31 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00385 UC Santa Cruz, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
00301 UCB, 31 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
02303 UCF, 0 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2005
02349 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 2.90 GPA, applied 2004
00274 UCLA, 33 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2003
02435 UCLA, 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01635 ucla, 30 MCAT, 3.36 GPA, applied 2003
02073 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 3.46 GPA, applied 2004
00242 UCLA, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 1995
01985 UCLA, 28 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2005
00151 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
01098 ucla, 33 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00076 UCLA, 30 MCAT, 3.42 GPA, applied 2002
01918 UCLA, 24 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2005
00842 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2003
00629 UCLA, 35 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2003
00916 UCLA, 25 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00568 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
02367 UCLA, 38 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
01761 UCLA, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00144 UCLA, 36 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2002
00643 UCLA, 34 MCAT, 3.19 GPA, applied 2003
01712 UCLA, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01864 UCLA, 33 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00515 UCLA, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00216 UCLA, 26 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
02047 UCLA, 30 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2004
00636 UCLA, 28 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01387 UCSB, 33 MCAT, 3.23 GPA, applied 2004
02374 UCSD, 36 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2005
01041 UCSD, 36 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2004
02099 UCSD, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00433 UCSD, 29 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00571 UCSD, 31 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00966 UCSD, 29 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2000
00662 UCSD, 30 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01538 UCSD, 33 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2004
02490 UGA, 26 MCAT, 3.22 GPA, applied 2005
01283 UMass - Lowell, 23 MCAT, 3.46 GPA, applied 2004
00081 UNC, 33 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2001
00578 UNC Chapel Hill, 31 MCAT, 3.41 GPA, applied 2003
01398 UNC Chapel Hill, 29 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
01044 UNC-Chapel Hill, 32 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2004
00958 United Stated Military Academy, 23 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2000
00748 Univ of Idaho, 23 MCAT, 3.33 GPA, applied 2003
00469 Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 31 MCAT, 3.46 GPA, applied 2003
00698 Univ of Pennsylvania, 32 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 1998
00420 Univ. of CA, 32 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2003
01026 Univ. of Oregon, 33 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2000
00479 Univeristy of Wisconsin - Platteville, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01525 Univeristy of Wyoming, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00335 University of Arkansas, 27 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
01597 University of Arkansas at Little Rock, 29 MCAT, 3.03 GPA, applied 2004
00900 University of British Columbia, 30 MCAT, 2.90 GPA, applied 2000
01920 University of Buffalo, 20 MCAT, 2.70 GPA, applied 2005
02429 University of Calgary, 34 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2005
02320 University of California - Los Angeles, 29 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
00988 University of California Berkeley, 31 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01049 University of California San Diego, 32 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2004
00485 University of California Santa Barbara, 23 MCAT, 3.27 GPA, applied 2003
02473 University of California Santa Barbara, 34 MCAT, 3.42 GPA, applied 2005
01683 University of California, Berekeley, 32 MCAT, 3.21 GPA, applied 1994
00774 University of California, Berkeley, 32 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 1999
01017 University of California, Berkeley, 32 MCAT, 3.42 GPA, applied 2004
00801 University of California, Davis, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
02455 University of California, Davis, 31 MCAT, 2.84 GPA, applied 2005
01721 University of California, Davis, 32 MCAT, 2.86 GPA, applied 2004
02266 University of California, Los Angeles, 25 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
01718 University of California, San Diego, 26 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
01863 University of California, San Diego, 24 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2004
02241 University of California, Santa Cruz, 20 MCAT, 3.29 GPA, applied 2005
01197 University Of Central Florida, 27 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01072 University of Central Florida, 25 MCAT, 3.25 GPA, applied 2003
00957 University of Central Florida, 23 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00678 University of Chicago, 33 MCAT, 3.11 GPA, applied 2002
00935 University of Chicago, 35 MCAT, 3.05 GPA, applied 2004
00601 University of Chicago, 33 MCAT, 3.24 GPA, applied 2002
01789 University of Chicago, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01784 University of Chicago, 28 MCAT, 3.05 GPA, applied 2003
01780 University of Cincinnati, 33 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2002
01095 University of Colorado, 32 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
01407 University of Colorado - Boulder, 19 MCAT, 2.50 GPA, applied 2004
00847 University of Colorado at Boulder, 31 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
01796 University of Colorado at Boulder, 31 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2005
01534 University of Colorado at Boulder, 30 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2004
01298 University of Colorado at Boulder, 31 MCAT, 3.34 GPA, applied 2004
00068 University of Colorado at Denver, 31 MCAT, 3.23 GPA, applied 2003
00455 University of Connecticut, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01762 University of Connecticut, 28 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
00167 University of Dayton, 33 MCAT, 3.16 GPA, applied 2003
01754 University of Delaware, 31 MCAT, 3.42 GPA, applied 2004
01675 University of Denver, 28 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
00519 University of Florida, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01091 University of Florida, 31 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2004
00318 University of Florida, 24 MCAT, 3.03 GPA, applied 2003
02245 University of Florida, 30 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2005
01311 University of Florida, 25 MCAT, 3.38 GPA, applied 2004
01151 university of florida, 21 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2004
01289 University of Florida, 31 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2004
01914 University of Florida, 27 MCAT, 3.14 GPA, applied 2004
01788 University of Florida, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00776 University of GA, 23 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
00566 University of Georgia, 28 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2001
01335 University of Georgia, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02138 University of Hawaii at Hilo, 28 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2004
01492 University of Illinois, 29 MCAT, 3.32 GPA, applied 2004
00256 University of Illinois, 31 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
01449 University of Illinois at Chicago, 34 MCAT, 3.34 GPA, applied 2004
00849 University of Illinois at Chicago, 22 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
01952 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, 31 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2004
00198 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, 28 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2003
00059 University of Iowa, 28 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
00417 University of Iowa, 28 MCAT, 3.25 GPA, applied 2003
00704 University of Iowa, 32 MCAT, 2.99 GPA, applied 2003
01690 University of Iowa, 25 MCAT, 3.15 GPA, applied 2002
01287 University of Iowa, 26 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2004
02439 University of Kansas, 27 MCAT, 3.36 GPA, applied 2005
02345 University of Kansas, 35 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
01651 University of Kentucky, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2006
02361 University of Kentucky, 29 MCAT, 3.16 GPA, applied 2005
02318 University of Kentucky and Vanderbilt, 40 MCAT, 3.02 GPA, applied 2005
01593 University of Maryland Baltimore County, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00174 University of Maryland College Park, 34 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00661 University of Miami, 29 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2003
02508 University of Miami, 19 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2005
01295 University of Miami, 24 MCAT, 2.96 GPA, applied 2004
02476 University of Miami, 31 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2005
01522 University of Miami (FL), 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01009 University of Michigan, 26 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00380 University of Michigan, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00656 University of Michigan, 24 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00714 University of Michigan, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
00550 University of Michigan, 31 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00304 University of Michigan, 38 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01632 University of Michigan, 33 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
00760 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, 33 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2003
00225 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, 31 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 1999
01637 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, 35 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01116 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
00769 University of Minnesota, 26 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2003
01725 University of Minnesota, TC, 33 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2004
01623 University of Missouri - Columbia, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01159 University of Nevada, 31 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2004
00626 University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 31 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
02432 University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 38 MCAT, 2.90 GPA, applied 2005
00524 University of Nevada, Reno, 30 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2003
00899 University of North Carolina Greensboro, 29 MCAT, 3.27 GPA, applied 2004
01438 University of North Texas, 24 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
01001 University of Northern Iowa, 30 MCAT, 3.33 GPA, applied 2004
00435 University of Notre Dame, 33 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01248 University of Notre Dame, 29 MCAT, 3.19 GPA, applied 2004
00410 University of Notre Dame, 39 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
00097 University of Notre Dame, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
00052 University of Notre Dame, 29 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2002
00195 University of Notre Dame, 37 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00337 University of Notre Dame, 28 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00873 university of oklahoma, 24 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
01550 University of Oklahoma, 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02220 University of Oklahoma, 33 MCAT, 3.36 GPA, applied 2005
01368 University of Oklahoma, 28 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00408 University of Pennsylvania, 29 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2003
01344 University of Pennsylvania, 26 MCAT, 3.47 GPA, applied 2001
00505 University of Pennsylvania, 27 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01252 University of Pennsylvania, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
02086 University of Pennsylvania, 37 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2001
01275 University of Pennsylvania, 24 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2004
01813 university of pittsburgh, 37 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2001
01612 University of Pittsburgh, 25 MCAT, 3.01 GPA, applied 2004
02189 University of Pittsburgh, 23 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2001
00669 University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras, 21 MCAT, 3.15 GPA, applied 2000
02221 University of Richmond, 30 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
02502 University of Rochester, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
02168 University of Rochester, 36 MCAT, 3.33 GPA, applied 2005
02516 University of San Diego, 32 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
02498 University of San Diego, 27 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
02506 University of San Francisco, 34 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2005
02057 University of Scranton, 27 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2005
01902 University of South Carolina, 22 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2005
01321 University of South Florida, 37 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
01499 University of South Florida, 33 MCAT, 3.17 GPA, applied 2004
01848 University of Southern California, 28 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01656 University of Southern California, 37 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
00817 University of St Thomas, 28 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
00168 University of St. Thomas, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
01576 University of St. Thomas, 30 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01018 University of Tennessee, 32 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2004
02413 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, 25 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2005
02149 University of Texas, 30 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
02101 University of Texas, 24 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2005
02354 University of Texas - Austin, 28 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2005
02418 University of Texas at Arlington, 35 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
02259 University of Texas at Arlington, 20 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
01678 University of Texas at Austin, 39 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
02283 University of Texas at Austin, 22 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
00255 University of Texas at Austin, 33 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2003
01103 University of Texas at Austin, 29 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2004
02092 University of Texas at Austin 2000-2003, 26 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2005
01785 University of Texas, Austin, 28 MCAT, 3.38 GPA, applied 2004
01343 University of Texas, Austin, 33 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2004
02058 University of Texas-Austin, 32 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2005
00086 University of TN Chattanooga, 24 MCAT, 3.10 GPA, applied 2001
00202 University of Toronto, 34 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01810 University of Toronto, 29 MCAT, 2.30 GPA, applied 2004
01854 University of Toronto, 28 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2004
02157 University of Toronto, 36 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2005
00089 University of Utah, 33 MCAT, 3.41 GPA, applied 2001
00354 University of Virginia, 33 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2003
01885 University of Virginia, 23 MCAT, 2.91 GPA, applied 2005
00031 University of Virginia, 34 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
01588 University of Virginia, 29 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01157 University of Virginia, 32 MCAT, 3.24 GPA, applied 2004
00784 University of Virginia, 35 MCAT, 3.31 GPA, applied 2003
01923 University of Virginia, 34 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
00235 University of Virginia, 28 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00794 University of Virginia, 31 MCAT, 3.36 GPA, applied 2003
00431 University of Virginia, 36 MCAT, 3.15 GPA, applied 2003
01986 University of Washington, 31 MCAT, 3.22 GPA, applied 2005
00050 University of Washington, 34 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2001
02257 University of Washington, 27 MCAT, 3.49 GPA, applied 2005
01083 University of Washington, 27 MCAT, 3.44 GPA, applied 2004
01776 University of Washington, 33 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
01257 University of Washington, 32 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2004
00811 University of Washington, 31 MCAT, 3.29 GPA, applied 2003
00061 University of Wisconsin - Madison, 26 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2002
00829 University of Wisconsin Madison, 35 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2002
00090 University of Wisconsin-Madison, 33 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2003
00906 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 25 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2003
01456 University of Wyoming, 19 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
00850 Universtity of Texas at El Paso, 26 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00306 UPENN, 25 MCAT, 2.99 GPA, applied 2003
01272 US Naval Academy, 35 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02123 USB, 32 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2004
01440 UT Dallas, 22 MCAT, 2.90 GPA, applied 2004
00254 UVA, 28 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2002
02507 Vanderbilt, 29 MCAT, 3.39 GPA, applied 2005
00020 Vanderbilt, 28 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2003
00969 Vanderbilt University, 29 MCAT, 3.45 GPA, applied 2003
00805 Vanderbilt University, 27 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00191 vanderbilt university, 30 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2003
01052 Vanderbilt University, 32 MCAT, 2.70 GPA, applied 2001
02441 Villanova University, 29 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2005
02011 Viterbo University, 32 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01032 Wabash College, 27 MCAT, 3.14 GPA, applied 2004
01241 Wake Forest University, 41 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2004
00831 Wake Forest University, 36 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
02449 Wake Forest University, 32 MCAT, 3.26 GPA, applied 2005
00308 Washington and Jefferson, 33 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00289 Washington College, 27 MCAT, 3.27 GPA, applied 2003
00293 Washington University, 30 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 1998
01778 Washington University, 32 MCAT, 3.11 GPA, applied 2004
01650 Washington University in St. Louis, 32 MCAT, 3.35 GPA, applied 2004
01971 Washington University in St. Louis, 38 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
02103 Washington University in St. Louis, 38 MCAT, 3.37 GPA, applied 2005
01633 Washington University in St. Louis, 26 MCAT, 3.20 GPA, applied 2004
00547 Washington University in St. Louis, 32 MCAT, 3.02 GPA, applied 2003
02050 Wellesley, 34 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2005
01428 Wellesley College, 19 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
02198 Wesleyan University, 32 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2005
02311 Western Illinois University, 28 MCAT, 3.32 GPA, applied 2005
02394 Western Illinois University, 22 MCAT, 3.00 GPA, applied 2004
01269 Western Michigan University, 26 MCAT, 2.31 GPA, applied 2004
01867 Wheaton College (IL), 32 MCAT, 3.41 GPA, applied 2005
01861 Wheaton College (IL), 32 MCAT, 3.48 GPA, applied 2004
00391 Wichita State University, 25 MCAT, 3.30 GPA, applied 2003
00802 Wilkes University, 25 MCAT, 3.21 GPA, applied 2002
00789 Williams College, 33 MCAT, 3.17 GPA, applied 2003
00447 Williams College, 37 MCAT, 3.43 GPA, applied 2003
00690 Williams College, 25 MCAT, 2.80 GPA, applied 2003
01211 Williams College, 42 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
00819 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), 23 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 2003
01096 wvu, 22 MCAT, 3.29 GPA, applied 2004
01824 Xavier University, 28 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2004
01020 Yale College, 36 MCAT, 3.25 GPA, applied 2004
00148 Yale University, 33 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002
01148 Yale University, 33 MCAT, 3.40 GPA, applied 1999
00421 Yale University, 36 MCAT, 3.50 GPA, applied 2002

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[jaspreetj]

Hello Equestrian!

I am writing from canada regarding the MD program at pecs university in hungary. I also talked to Mr.******** and yeah he seems really nice-i doubt him too. But he told me that upon achievement of competitive USMLE scores, clinical rotations and residencies are guaranteed - that's what it says on his $8000 contract.Then I came across your posting, and it made me feel even more doubtful. :?
Have you decided anything about pecs? or have you changed your plans?
Please let me know if you have additional information on pecs MD program :!:
Thanks 8)

[Miklos]

Hello Equestrian!

I am writing from canada regarding the MD program at pecs university in hungary. I also talked to Mr.******** and yeah he seems really nice-i doubt him too. But he told me that upon achievement of competitive USMLE scores, clinical rotations and residencies are guaranteed - that's what it says on his $8000 contract.Then I came across your posting, and it made me feel even more doubtful. :?
Have you decided anything about pecs? or have you changed your plans?
Please let me know if you have additional information on pecs MD program :!:
Thanks 8)

******** is a con man. Nothing is guaranteed.

[janos]

There were several warnings already, so let me inform you that Ray ******** is just cheating you all!
Medical education in English and German is going on at all the 4 Hungarian Medical already for more the 20 years. When Hungary became a member of the EU their degrees got the highest recognition within the EU.
All these medical schools are keen of regulations and will leave ALL the possible ways open to apply.
When Mr. ******** - getting a fake direct link from the Pecs University Medical School - stating: "NOTE: Direct applications to the Medical University of Pécs will not be accepted!" he is jus lying!
In addition, the required amount - USD 12000 - has nothing to do with any of the Hungarian schools, a relevant amount will remain in his tight pocket.

[narutofan2006]

Hi Mark_MD. Just a quick question, what are these stats describing? Are these the real profiles of actual students who were accepted into those respective Universitites listed by the numbers? Some of these stats are a little bit outrageous and fill me with so much hope:D !

ex. "01810 University of Toronto, 29 MCAT, 2.30 GPA, applied 2004"

Thanks so much!

[oshka55]

Yes they are ! go on studentdoctor.net and look around. They have students profiles, they also tell you who got in and where. It's a great site....

[whattupdog6969]

Yes they are ! go on studentdoctor.net and look around. They have students profiles, they also tell you who got in and where. It's a great site....


hi I am the original MarkMD, fill you with hope??? MAN PLEASE do not even consider an international medical school unless you have ABSOLUTELY ruled yourself out of a US medical degree, which I did not thoroughly do myself with good stats many years back.... international med school is a loooooooooong and complicated route man you have no idea.....
good luck.

[whattupdog6969]

There were several warnings already, so let me inform you that Ray ******** is just cheating you all!
Medical education in English and German is going on at all the 4 Hungarian Medical already for more the 20 years. When Hungary became a member of the EU their degrees got the highest recognition within the EU.
All these medical schools are keen of regulations and will leave ALL the possible ways open to apply.
When Mr. ******** - getting a fake direct link from the Pecs University Medical School - stating: "NOTE: Direct applications to the Medical University of Pécs will not be accepted!" he is jus lying!
In addition, the required amount - USD 12000 - has nothing to do with any of the Hungarian schools, a relevant amount will remain in his tight pocket.


12000 USD for an agent man that is just insanely sick cash.... man one day it will hit them one day....

[DavidFineberg]

Why not come to Australia, is this hungarian uni english speaking?

[NitrousOx2009]

If it was me, I would not go straight out an American high school into the 6 year program. Simply because it is going to be tremendously hard for you to pass your exams. European high school is not equivalent to american high school. Their "high school" level education is closer to American "college" education, so you will be at a disadvantage.

At least go to college for two years, build up your science and math background and then go there if you want. DO NOT GO THROUGH ANY AGENTS!!!!! Apply directly with the school. Do not be afraid of them, pick up the phone and talk to the administration. Most people that end up going to eastern europe via agents do so simply because the agents lay out everything for them so they feel safe. Once you get there the university will help you find an apartment etc

Budapest by the way, is an incredible city! Vibrant, and full of students.
Hungarian girls are gorgeous! Nothing like American girls:shock: and the people very friendly. Good luck!

[detective2]

you are right, in Europe they teach, IN US they make you luke like a baby even at 18, you know less then a 14 years old in Hungary or Poland or any other country, and just call the University of your choice!
You can do it on your own! but if you are stuck, write to me I guide you in some country's and it is freeeeeeeeeeeeee!If I can not help, let you know
just ask for help people!!!!!
:mrgreen: AND REMEMBER! NO HEADHUNTERS! LIKE
***( ***** IS HIS REAL NAME)********!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AND REMEMBER
NO HEADHUNTERS!

[detective2]

READ MY LETTERS ON THIAS SITE. IF YOU NEED MORE INFO WRITE AND ASK FOR IT. i WILL GUIDE YOU TO GET THER, BUT NOT WITH ***(*****) ********! HE HAS A WARRANT ON HIM , WANTED IN HUNGARY FOR FRAUD! DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS CROOK!

[honest2007]

Yes, I have heard that too.He is a wanted person for document falsification and fraud in Hungary, Szeged.

[shadow7]

Urll shud also consider looking into chinese medical colleges... there are quite a few good ones for foreign students. I am at Tianjin Medical College. It has the largest foreign population.

[aranah]

After high school, you can also apply to International school of medicine in kyrgyzstan. its in English with Russian language Mandatory and its affordable, with decent accommodation and cafeteria services.If you need more information log on to;International School of Medicine (http://www.ism.edu.kg/index.html) or get in touch on med.dr.edu@gmail.com

[shrey]

If you're considering Europe, I would personally recommend that Hungary, Poland, and CR are you best bet (excluding UK of course) as their english programs have been there for quite some time....