Founded at
University-1635, English med program-1987, Premed-1990
Staff
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Student number
3.200 Native/English programs' total
1.420 English program
Teaching setting
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Total bed number : 2.100
Inpatient/year : 108.000
Outpatient/year : 1.800.000
International recognition
EU, California Medical Board approval, MCCEE & MCCQE (Canada)
Affiliation
New York Medical College, which is affiliated with Wechester Medical Center, St.Vincent Catholic Medical Center, plus 20 hospitals in that region.
(This is available mainly for US citizens, only a limited amount of non-US citizens may benefit.)
Duration
6 years
Class size
Admission
High school graduation, written exam (Bio, Chem, Phys) an interview
Tuition fee
$8.200/semestre
Reduction/Scholarship/Loan/Award
After 1st year, 10% reduction for 4.51 and over GPA, 15% reduction for 5.00
6th year, 80% reduction depending on performance.
Transfer
Yes
Premed
1 curricular year of Bio, Chem, Phys, General/Medical English, Hungarian. After exam, 95% have seat in English med program.
Representative
My personal comment about website
Satisfactory info, good design
My personal comment on school
I have a friend thinking about applying -- how likely is he to get in? He graduated from high school with the equivalent of about 3.0 US GPA, but he speaks Hungarian very well. Would he have to take that course you mentioned under Pre-med? He is interested in dental work
ReplyDeleteHi Unknown, actually I am in Turkey and in this blog I have shared the summary of my personal research about med schools in Europe. The guy that can enlighten you -and your friend- with real life experiences about Semmelweis is this guy:
ReplyDeletehttp://budapeststudent.com/about/oystein
You can get in contact with him over the contact page of the web site above. He is pretty much sharing and loves to help newcomers:)
Hope this helps. Anytime for any other question, I am here.. good luck for your friend.
Oh, by the way, you can find some other Semmelweis students in ValueMD as well, but be careful about the website, there are guys hanging out there under the disguse of "med students" who may try to cater you to inappropriate, low quality schools. They earn money over newbies like your friend, so just be careful.
Hi, Could you please take a look at the link you posted, it doesn't seem to work anoymore.
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