Applying to the Med Ed Pathways program.
Students from the United States & Canada who are interested in studying at one of the schools in the Med Ed Pathways program must apply to the program using our secure online form. Due to the complicated nature of the application and immigration process, our University partners in Europe''' require international students to have a guide to assist them. Their research shows that students with support systems in place are better-equipped to perform well in the program. Med Ed Pathways provides the support and resources necessary for a successful Medical School Career.
When Should I Apply?
Students should begin the application process for the “6-Year Program” or the “3+4 Medical Program” during their senior year in high school.
Upon receipt of application materials, the Med Ed Pathways team will begin the process of scheduling an in-person interview.
What documents do I need to apply?
The application must be completed online and returned to Med Ed Pathways . The following documents will be required for completing the application (photocopies of some documents may be accepted).
· A completed application including personal essay. (Letters of recommendation are NOT required for the initial application.)
· A copy of the most recent high school transcript, which includes the grades for all completed semesters. For graduates, this is the final transcript.
· A copy of the student’s passport.
· Application fee of $300, payable through check (made payable to Medical Education Pathways, Inc.) or Paypal .
What is your mailing address?
Medical Education Pathways
10700 West Higgins Road – Suite 320
Rosemont, IL 60018
What other services are provided by Med Ed Pathways?
Medical Education Pathways guides students and their families through the complicated process of European University acceptance, international immigration and relocation to Europe . Our services include
• Processing university application materials, interviews and examinations.
• Securing paperwork from university when needed for immigration
• Sharing our experience with foreign consulates in the United States .
• Providing and monitoring time lines for application & immigration processes.
• Pre-arrangement of student apartments, dorms or other accommodations.
• Transportation from the U.S. to the university with a Med Ed Pathways representative
• Help finding bank accounts, health insurance, telephones, utilities & various other services.
• We provide live “on-site" service in the form of MEP representatives who assist our students in case they require assistance for changing apartments, health issues, etc.
Licensure in the United States and Canada
Graduates of European medical schools may practice medicine in the United States if they fulfill the following requirements:
• Are U.S. residents or citizens.
• Are eligible for ECFMG certification.
• Have fulfilled all other residency and licensing requirements.
Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates
3624 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2685 USA
Telephone: (215) 386-5900
Fax: (215) 386-9196
Email: info@ecfmg.org
Website: http://www.ecfmg.org/
What about Hungary? What's it like and what language do they speak?
Hungary is a wonderful, modern country that is a member of the European Union.
The official language in Hungary is Hungarian, however all of the courses in the university are taught in English. Students will learn Hungarian by immersing themselves in the local culture and living amongst Hungarian students.
The Hungarian currency is the forint -- the country is beginning the process of moving to the Euro as its currency, with a target date of 01/01/2012.
Are the Universities you work with eligible for financial aid?
Yes! The University of Debrecen is part of the United States Federal Student Aid System.
Medical Education Pathways is working with several lending providers to give our students many options for paying for an education. Check back soon for updates on this process.
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