Applying abroad to study medicine (Romania, Bulgaria etc)..NEED HELP !!!

Hi,

Im at carol davila - 2nd year, i would advise not to come here. Arad is terrible. Cluj is the best university but very difficult to get into, they only accept people with more or less straight A's but you'll need to pass science related enterance exam aswel...Iasi is fairly decent, there is no entrance exam but again you'll need top grades, they offer admissions on a point system which is developed according to your grades, personal statement, work experience etc...
I have visited every uni here & seem to like Constanta the best, the place is really nice & i am transferring there this year. I contacted the uni who put me through to their trusted approved agent who is arranging my transfer.
Personally i think cluj is the best, followed closely by constanta...i would advise that you consider it

You have an excellent chance of getting a place. I'm not sure what the agenda of the previous poster is. I have been to Bucharest and that is not the imformation I have. The main thing is passing this English language exam. Yes, sometimes UK students have failed it because they haven't taken it seriously, or perhaps although they are UK citizens English is not their native language. The test does require you to have a good standard of English language, correct spelling and grammar etc. The lady I spoke with said some students had used 'texting language'. Well of course they're going to fail!
The other entrance exam which is more competitive is only for those who speak Romanian. Check out medxl.co.uk they have all info. I made contact with them recently and they were so helpful and in the UK too. In your case anything prior to A levels doesn't matter. The complicated thing is the actual admissions process.

I went to Bucharest personally and was told by the actual staff in the department - not by medxl or any company - by the Faculty themselves. They told me that all the British that applied were of other ethnicities and many had what they considered to be "a poor standard of English spelling and grammar" and didn't take the exam at all seriously and some didn't speak English at home. They said that the exam does test proper traditional English grammar and many students educated in countries with more traditional education systems ie Africa and India were better prepared to pass the language exam than students from Britain because we don't teach English grammar in schools here anymore. They also said some students had used 'u' instead of 'you'.

Hey i have applied to constanta uni for 6yrs program. got positive feedback from the agent.
is there any1 here who have applied for constanta Romania????

hi,i really think we should think about the future as well.so let's say that i manage to enter a romanian university,and after 6 years i graduate.what am i gonna do then??CAN I find a job in UK???or apply for a medical specialty??or are they gonna reject me for not having a british degree or a degree from any other europian-VIP country (for example France or Sweden)??

hi,I am interested in Constanta as well.But I really believe we should think about the future as well.so let's say that i manage to enter a romanian university,and after 6 years i graduate.what am i gonna do then??CAN I find a job in UK???or apply for a medical specialty??or are they gonna reject me for not having a british degree or a degree from any other europian-VIP country (for example France or Sweden)??

Loads, I can't remember them all of the top of my head but a google search of study medicine in English abroad will reveal them to you

I know Hungry, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and the Czech Republic are in the same sort of ball park. (most European countries now offer an option to study in English)

Hello people can some one guide me how I can apply to German hospital for masters degree?
I have graduated from jilin university,china
Any clue guys?



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And how much exactly does medlink charge ? for services does it require, do we have to notorise the documents ourselves? and if you tell me there is a deposit, how much is it and what are the terms for securing it back....btw a letter from the ministry of education is not an 'acceptance letter' it's just document stating equivalence.

I just tore studymedabroad apart, they were frauds, they don't do anything and charge 3000 euros which you'll most likely never see again....always read the contracts people!!!! and always find out what needs to be done so that you know what they expect you to do and what they are actually doing themselves, usually nothing.

Anyone applying to cluj?
do u have to do an entrance exam?
is it hard to get into?
when do u know u got in

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CheesyPuff...do you have grade A or B in Biology, Chemistry, Maths or Psychology or Physics...? if you have anything below that..forget Cluj...you won't get in. If you do try apply and see if you would be successful. all the best.