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FAQ's What are the minimum requirements to get accepted to the Medical and Veterinary Universities? What documents do I need to submit to complete the application process? Who makes acceptance decisions? What are the visa requirements? When should I start the visa proceedings? What if I am denied a visa but I have been accepted into the program? What if my visa does not come through before I am scheduled to begin preparatory courses? Will I need to purchase medical insurance? What type of health insurance should I buy? What level of medical care do they have in Eastern Europe? Will I be allowed to work while I am studying to offset costs? I have questions regarding my application. Who should I contact? I have special needs. How can I make sure the university can accommodate me? Can I take the entrance examination in my home country? How will I know if I passed the Entrance Exams? I failed the Entrance Exam. What now? Why should I take a Premedical or Preveterinary Preparation Course if I pass the Entrance Exams? If I pass the Preparation Course Exams, am I guaranteed a spot at the university?
Answers What are the minimum requirements to get accepted to the Medical and Veterinary Universities? At least a high school diploma (certified by a notary) and passing score on both Biology and Chemistry entrance examinations Fluency of the English language ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What documents do I need to submit to complete the application process? An official copy of a high school certificate and its official translation to the English language certified by a notary. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chemistry, biology—any of the sciences will help you prepare for a medical degree program. However, students lacking a strong science background can always enroll in our Preparatory Courses, where we will teach you everything you need to know not only to pass the university entrance exams but also to excel in your studies. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Applying is easy. Simply find your ideal programme , and then download the Information Pack. The Information Pack contains everything you need for applying. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Who makes acceptance decisions? The university, not IMS, makes the final decision.
What are the visa requirements? International students often require a temporary student visa, even if traveling from one EU country to another. Visit www.embassyworld.com for a list of embassies worldwide.
When should I start the visa proceedings? Visa proceedings are normally started after you are accepted into a program of study.
What if I am denied a visa but I have been accepted into the program? This has never happened to a prospective student of ours. However, theoretically, you cannot study overseas without a proper visa. The type of visa you require is dependent upon . Visit Visit sk.embassyinformation.com for more information.
What if my visa does not come through before I am scheduled to begin preparatory courses? This only presents a problem for students who require a visa to enter the country.
Will I need to purchase medical insurance? Proof of insurance is often required for international students, even if you are a citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA) and In general, the following rules regarding medical insurance apply: Citizens of the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland intending to study in other EEA states: Free or reduced-cost Other nationals intending to study in EEA states: Medical insurance is mandatory; without this, entry may be refused.
What type of health insurance should I buy? For international study and travel, there are various types of insurances available for purchase prior to leaving your home country. These include major medical, emergency evacuation, repatriation of remains, 24 hour emergency help line, legal assistance, What you buy largely depends on your comfort level with various risks. One way to decide what kind of coverage to purchase is to find out what your insurance plan covers. For example, high-risk sports injuries, dental care, and optical care are sometimes not covered by basic medical insurance. In addition, if certain pre-existing conditions are excluded, check on the exact definition of "pre-existing." Other aspects to consider include the financial limits of coverage, whether your insurance applies during independent travel or vacation, what countries it includes, whether evacuation and repatriation is included, the policy’s start and end dates, and whether you will have to first pay for treatment and be reimbursed later by your insurance company. Also, keep in mind that some insurance will specifically exclude coverage for high-risk activities like contact sports, skiing, mountain climbing, etc.
What level of medical care do they have in Eastern Europe?
Will I be allowed to work while I am studying to offset costs? Students intersted in working while studying must also apply for a work visa. Whether or not you are allowed to work depends on your country of origin,
Check the deadlines page to determine when applications are due.
I have questions regarding my application. Who should I contact? EU applicants & Other
I have special needs. How can I make sure the university can accommodate me? If you have any special needs, check with your recruiter or local IMS agent to determine how he/she can best help you. Regulations for accessibility may not be as updated in other countries as they are in your home country. Check to determine if accommodations like wheelchair ramps are provided in all modes of transportation, and to determine if the housing facilities are equipped to serve people with special needs.
You are not obliged to take the Preparation Course. However, IMS strongly recommends all students to participate in the If you pass the Entrance Exams, you will most likely be offered admission to the university of your choice.
What if I am not ready to take an entrance exam? IMS recommends that you enroll in a preparation course.
Can I take the entrance examination in my home country? The list of Entrance Exam locations will be announced shortly after the registration deadlines. Contact your IMS recruiter or check announcements.
All applicants must take an entrance exam to be submitted to the university. After successfully passing the exam, the university board decides as to what year to place the student. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How will I know if I passed the Entrance Exams? Completed exams will be sent directly to the university to which you’re applying for admission. For the 2010/11
I failed the Entrance Exam. What now? Applicants who failed one or more exams during Session A exams can re-register for Session B exams,
Why should I take a Premedical or Preveterinary Preparation Course if I pass the Entrance Exams? The Premedical Preparatory Course is designed to help students obtain mastery of basic concepts in the --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If i pass the Preparation Course Exam, am I guaranteed a spot at the university? Basically yes. Students who hold a high school diploma and pass the entrance exam are guaranteed admission to the veterinary or medical school --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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