you apply you get in.
kapisch?

kapisch?????

Your succinct answer is appreciated. I have spoken with several American alumni - all of whom say that their four years in Krakow were the best four years of their life. Incidentally, these people are not listed on Jag's alumni list. I found them using Google, so I do not think they are "put up" to speaking positively about the school.

Riverman, are you a current student? If so, do you feel comfortable giving your impressions?

I gave them a copy of the MCAT score and they were fine with it. They've recently redone some of their admissions criteria and are more strict now then they were before, like with deadlines and getting official transcripts, so maybe they may need the official report.
The only pain in the butt is the AIDS test.
Oh, and the school office is a pain too. Sometimes they have no idea what's going on, which is frustrating. The ladies themselves are ok though.
BTW, I'm an m2 at UJ. I've dealt with this stuff up close and personal.

This may sound dumb but do you have to know polish well to be able to succeed at this school?

so i just got my MCAT score. i got 21L on it....and i have 3.6 science...and 3.5 overall...lol do i have any chances at all at JAG?

A. Not so simple as "You apply, you get in."

B. You don't need to know Polish to do well at JU, all of the classes are in English. Many students have come and gone without knowing a lick of Polish, they ultimately did well and will continue to do well. However, knowing Polish in Poland is very advantageous (clearly) and will only help when you talk to patients or want to order a pizza on a Thursday night.

do u guys know if they accept students in January or not?

Thanks

In short, this school does not accept students for either January or September start dates. It only accepts students to start in September with a maximum of 35 students per class in their post-grad 4 yr MD program.

i was accepted to UJ; but actually didn go; which i now regret. haha... well whatever,

However i can tell you far as mcats go; they told me 24+ is about average and 27+ is competetive.