r/medicalschoolEU

For international students currently enrolled in Semmelweis, I had a few questions regarding academics and environment:

• Would you recommend Semmelweis for Medicine?
• Tips to survive first year - academically and navigating a new city
• Why do students fail so much the first two years and how to prevent it?
• Possible hardships bound to occur for first years as International Students
• Best district/accomodation in Budapest if studying in Semmelweis
• General safety of the city / best libraries to study / things to do in Budapest?
• Does the university provide specific support or electives for students preparing for the USMLE or PLAB?

I am planning to do medicine in italy as a non eu student but I want to know if it's worth it and actually good Or I am getting myself in a bad country to work in

i mean with only german language test can i practice either of diplomas?

Hi, I’m not a native English speaker, so I might be misunderstanding the nuance.

I had a university admission interview today, and the professor didn’t really explain any next steps, schedule, or program details. They just ended the interview with something like, “I hope to see you soon.”

At first, I thought it might be a positive comment, but now I’m worried it could just be a polite way to end the conversation without meaning much — or even a bad sign.

Does this phrase ever carry a negative nuance in interviews? Or is it generally neutral or positive?

I’d really appreciate any insight, especially from people familiar with academic interviews.