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ADMISSIONS CRITERIA:
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4-YEAR PROGRAM:
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The 4-Year Medical School Program in English is designed for college
graduates, or college students with 90+ credits, who have completed the
following Pre-Med Requirements:
- 2 Semesters (8 Credits) Biology (with Labs)
- 2 Semesters (8 Credits) General Chemistry (with Labs)
- 2 Semesters (8 Credits) Organic Chemistry (with Labs)
- 2 Semesters (8 Credits) Physics (with Labs)
- 2 Semesters (6 Credits) English Courses
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6-YEAR PROGRAM:
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The 6-Year English-Speaking Medical School Program at The Medical
University of Lodz has been designed as a High School-Direct Program for
qualified high school graduates, who have a strong high school background in
BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS, or for college graduates/students who
have NOT yet completed the above-mentioned college-level Pre-Med
Courses.
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES:
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AIM/The Medical University of Lodz accepts students once per year, for the Fall
Semester, and operates on a rolling admissions basis. Therefore, your
application can be forwarded to us at any time during the year. The earlier
sent, the better your chances for admission.
US, Canadian, and non-US applicants should familiarize themselves with the
licensure requirements of the particular state, jurisdiction, or country of
interest, regarding the applicant's pre-medical education. Since each licensing
authority sets its own criteria with respect to an applicant's required pre-medical training, the specific requirements will vary across states,
jurisdictions, and countries. It is the student's responsibility to follow and meet
the licensure requirements of those states in the USA or provinces of Canada,
in which they eventually might be interested in obtaining a license to practice
medicine.
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APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
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Prospective applicants can go online to gotomedschool.com
and download an Application, or contact our New York Office at 212-967-2411,
to request one. In order for an applicant to be considered for matriculation, the
following documents must be submitted to our New York Office at:
ALLIANCE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, 59th FLOOR
350 FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK, NY 10118
1/ Completed Application (Signed and Dated)
2/ (2) Letters of Recommendation
3/ Official Transcripts from all Colleges/Universities/Professional Schools
attended, bearing the raised seal of the institution
4/ (5) Passport Photos signed on the back
5/ COPY of Photo Page of Passport
6/ $75 USD Application Processing Fee (Personal Check/Money Order)
7/ COPY of Police Certificate of Clearance - Obtain through your local Sheriff's
Office or State Police (Keep the ORIGINAL with you when traveling to
Poland.)
8/ ORIGINAL of Health/Immunization Forms - Contact your Family Physician in
order to have these forms filled out. (Keep a COPY for your files).
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED OF 6-YEAR STUDENTS ONLY:
1/ COPY of High School Diploma
2/ OFFICIAL High School Transcript
3/ NOSTRIFICATION of High School Diploma/Certificate
A High School Diploma/Certificate obtained outside of Poland has to be
legalized (Nostrified) in the country in which it was issued. In order to have
your High School Diploma nostrified, the 6-Year Applicant must contact the
Polish Consulate nearest to his/her home in the US or Canada, and request an
APPLICATION FOR NOSTRIFICATION, as well as further instructions regarding
the Nostrification process. Nostrification Documents must be TRANSLATED into
Polish.
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ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE:
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After receipt of an Application plus supporting documents, the Medical
University of Lodz Admissions Committee reviews the materials and
makes a decision in regards to scheduling the applicant for a mandatory
telephone interview.
During this admissions process, the Admission Committee considers many
factors to determine if the applicant possesses the stongest potential and
motivation to succeed in a medical school environment. Each applicant is
evaluated and selected on the basis of such factors as educational background, major area of study, level of difficulty of completed coursework, intellectual
and social maturity, volunteer and work experience, as well as the outcome
of the Admissions Committee telephone interview. MCAT scores are optional.
Several weeks after the interview process, the Admissions Committee notifies
each applicant via email of their decision. Upon acceptance, the
applicant then receives a Letter of Acceptance from the
Dean of The Medical University of Lodz.
The accepted applicant is then requested to mail into AIM a Non-Refundable
$750 Admissions/Seat Placement Fee, within TWO WEEKS time, in order to hold
his position at The Medical University of Lodz for that particular semester.
At that time, AIM forwards to the applicant our Welcome Packet Letter, which
provides all relevant information necessary for him to travel to Poland, and
begin his medical education. This includes information regarding Financial
Aid, Travel, Visas, Orientation, Booklists, Academic Calendars, and Dorm/
Apartment Accommodations.
TRANSFER STUDENTS:
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AIM/The Medical University of Lodz Programs are open to a select number of
Transfer Students who have fulfilled certain criteria. The Medical University
will consider only those credits obtained at medical schools recognized by the
W.H.O. Transfer credit is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and is solely at the
discretion of the University. All Transfer Students are required to meet the same
documentation requirements as first-time applicants. Students who have taken
the USMLE, successfully or not, must also provide copies of their test scores.
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ADMISSIONS ADVISORS:
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ADMISSIONS ADVISORS:
The medical school application process can be a daunting experience. We
at AIM/The Medical University of Lodz have an expert team of admission
advisors available to respond to all applicants' questions and
concerns in a fast and proficient manner. Please feel free to contact our well-
informed Admissions Advisors at 212-967-2411.
(It is the policy of AIM/The Medical University of Lodz that there shall be no discrimination against persons based upon race, religion, age, creed, color, gender, disability, sexual orientation, national orientation, marital status, veteran status, or political belief/affiliation. Equal opportunity shall be available to all applicants.)
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