As far as classes (sizes, prof.s and level of teaching) are concerned, which of the two countries is better?? I am looking to transfer as my current school does not get any loans from FAFSA and what not...I am leaning towards Prague based on what I see on their websites..but how are things are Poland? What would be a good school for a transfer student to consider??

If you're choosing Prague? have you decided which faculty in prague? coz the first faculty is usually quite stringent on transfers...

Things in Poland are also very good, I would recommend you look ant ponzan or Warsaw they are good schools. Prague is also a good choice as several of the medical schools are recognized by all 50 states.

Well actually, there is only one medical school in the CR that is recognized by all the 50 states and that's the Charles First Faculty of Medicine. The other faculties are recognized by 49 states in the US (the two others are CA and NM). so if you aim is to go back to the US, the first fac. would be your best bet as far as medical schools in CR are concerned.

Hello Shrey!

I was just wondering where you got the information that the 2nd & 3rd Faculty of Medicine (taught in English) in Charles University is recognised by 49 US states apart from CA and NM?

You see I don't want to gamble applying to the 2nd and 3rd Faculties only to find out that after graduation no, or at least a few, US states accept the English program at the 2nd and 3rd Faculty of Medicine.

Please do reply. Thanks!

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I would be FAR more interested in the schools themselves (Jag v. Charles-1 v. Poznan v. Charles-2), as opposed to the country in which they are located (Poland v. Czech Republic).

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