Heyhey Aniess
Entrance exam:
so you'll be given 3 papers, maths or physics, biology and chemistry. In each you'll have to get 50/60% (lol I was doing this last year, I can't even remember lol) to pass. Maths, it is out of 5, I picked maths and from my point of view I found that paper hard, had some complicated maths like finding x in equations, angles, sequences etc- I did A2 maths, but that paper those questions were sooo weird lol! Just try your hardest!!. biology and chemistry are AS and A2 knowledge, so read through your books, you'll be fine on those
. Your agency should give you sample papers and topics you learn before coming to the exam, if not then ring your agency for them
. Good luck, I'm sure you'll do fine !
I'm also from the UK, honestly before coming I was very much a mothers girl, my mum used to do everything for me lool it was hard to leave my family but when you get into that student environment you'll be more focused on your studies, I'm not trying to scare you but 1st year is really hard at Palacky compared to any UK medical unis, I had to do around 7-8 finals but if you're focused, organised and really want to do this then yeah dw it'll be all fine
, I'm going into my 2nd year!!
I try to make space to Skype my parents everyday to let them know I'm still alive 😂
First few months will be difficult to settle in, you will get lost when you go to different places (that's how we all learn) but after it'll be like an everyday routine. I've gained very much independence, trust, confidence and organisation from all this!
Like everyone here at Palacky are really nice, even the teachers, we're all willing to help
I've made really great friends here, we do everything together, we motivate each other A LOT (there's times you'll give up because it's soo tough but having friends that will help you up, it's great)
My parents roughly pay £500 a month, break down:
-accommodation roughly £100 - in 1st year you'll be sharing a room with another person (of course same gender lool). Rooms are new, big, have plenty of space to put all your stuff. You'll be sharing a kitchen and toilet (x2) with other people in the same dorm as you. -My phone bill
-shopping for food etc
Palacky is found in Olomouc, it's a small town, 30/45mins car ride from Brno airport. It's mostly a student base town, you'll see a greater ratio of Czech and international students compared to older generation lol. Yeaah czech language is needed, I think we do czech language for 3 years. In my 1st year timetable czech for medics is 2x a week. We have a written and oral exam in the summer exams, be ready for that lol.
If you have any other questions, don't worry just message me, I'll try to answer all your questions honestly