Students in warsaw veterinary school

[Kimberly143]

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Hey i'm applying to warsaw veterinary school and i was wondering what books to use to prepare for the entrance exam.

 

[racccjlm]

Wow - as in Warsaw, Poland? I don't know anything about their vet school. What entrance exam do you take to get in?

 

[No Imagination]

Hey i'm applying to warsaw veterinary school and i was wondering what books to use to prepare for the entrance exam.

I've been to Poland twice, and while I know nothing about their vet school - I will tell you that it is (Poland) my favorite country in Europe, by far. Keep us informed!

 

[Kimberly143]

Yes Warsaw, Poland! Lol. There's an entrance exam and i want to learn more about it

 

[squeegee]

one of my coworkers graduated from SGGW, and i believe he told me it's a 7 year program straight out of high school....so i guess you would be taking the entrance exam that the high school kids take?

i'm just thinking about all of the crazy words we're learning in school (parasitology at the moment, ugh) and i can't even imagine learning it in another language! 😱 so kudos to you for exploring that route!

 

[cowgirla]

one of my coworkers graduated from SGGW, and i believe he told me it's a 7 year program straight out of high school....so i guess you would be taking the entrance exam that the high school kids take?

i'm just thinking about all of the crazy words we're learning in school (parasitology at the moment, ugh) and i can't even imagine learning it in another language! 😱 so kudos to you for exploring that route!

Out of curiosity, I googled the program, and it said it's taught exclusively in English, and that its 11 semesters/5.5 years.
Looks like it is right out of high school. I couldn't find any info on the entrance exam though. I wonder if they have an "accelerated" track like the other overseas vet schools do, for US grads?

 

[squeegee]

hmm i suppose i could be wrong then...though my friend moved here only 2 1/2 years ago and he graduated in 2005, and i know he didn't know any english when he came here so i'm pretty sure he learned in polish. maybe being taught in english is a new development with the program. he's also in the process of taking the (many!) tests required as a foreign grad, so that's another thing to think about.

 

[cowgirla]

To the OP:
I stumbled across this website

http://www.ims-medstudy.com/_Veterinary_School_5.5yr_Degree_Programme_Warsaw

Under admissions requirements, it has a link to info about the "biology and chemistry exams" and what's covered on the exam, etc.

Best of luck.