Studying at Poznan, Poland... - Page 2

bckwood · #11 (**permalink**) 01-25-2006, 07:33 PM

Yes, you could apply with just about any degree as long as you have your pre-req.'s done, or on track to finish them by the time you graduate. As for the MCAT it is not required. Annually the tution with books, food, spending $$$ is just under 25K/year.

thetrixster · #12 (**permalink**) 01-26-2006, 07:26 AM

thnk you for the info bckwood.
where are you from? US?
so i assume this 25k is in dollars?

thanks

bckwood · #13 (**permalink**) 01-26-2006, 03:27 PM

yup, thats in dollars...

mutig25 · #14 (**permalink**) 01-27-2006, 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bckwood

Thanx mutig, do you know the schedule for this summer break? Is the dorm usually full during the school year? Should I visit during the break?

Class schedules and summer breaks vary for each class and are located here so you can view them:

http://www.amp.edu.pl/eng/index.php?...241&test=y241y

I think most students will be gone during the months of July and August; however, the 1st year students (going into 2nd year) will have only one month break (ie. July) and the second year students (going into 3rd year) will have 3 1/2 month break (May - mid August). So, your best bet is to visit in June, when the majority of students are around.

Yes, the dorms are usually full during the year, but we just had some visitors a few weeks ago who stayed in Eskulap, so there is some vacancy even during the school year.

mutig25 · #15 (**permalink**) 01-27-2006, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thetrixster

hey guys,
im interested in the 4yr md program. i am currently studying BSc biomedical science.

will i be eligible to apply with this?

also do i need to take the MCAT test? the website states that this is preffered but it doesnt say its essential.

also what are the annual cost likely to be including fee,accom,books, transport, nights out etc??

many thanks
seb

Don't worry about the MCAT. As long as you pass the pre-req's and meet the requirements, you should have no problem.

Annual costs are located here:

http://www.mdprogram.com/md/FinancialPlanning.shtml

However, you can pay considerably less for books if you don't buy new, but your travel costs will be twice the $1000 they list if you live in North America and plan to fly home twice per year.

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