What are the differences between campus and non-campus universities in the UK?
What are the requirements for the admission to medical school in the UK?
What must a candidate pass to enter a medical school in the UK?
At what age do people in the UK enter a medical school?
What are the common forms of teaching process in the UK?
What is a tutorial?
When does a student usually meet with his tutor?
How does a tutor supervise his students academic training?
How is academic progress measured?
What parts is the academic year in the UK divided into? Is this similar to American academic year?
What parts do undergraduate education consist of?
How are students usually occupied during pre-clinical years in the UK?
Do they use Latin language in writing out a prescription?
How do senior students study?
What can you tell about examination at most of medical schools in the UK?
Whats the most common form of the exams?
What parts do they include?
What does a Bachelors degree in Medicine or in Surgery give?
Is there an internship? What does it include?
When may a young specialist work as a medical practitioner?
Where may one get further specialization after an internship?
Why is being a resident more prestigious than being an intern?
How may one obtain the degree of Doctor of Medicine?
Should a student pay the tuition fee?
Is there any opportunity to receive assistance to cover the expenses?
Medical education in the USA?
Is there any difference between the term college and university?
What are the requirements for admission?
How long does a Bachelors degree program last?
How do students pay for their studies?
Is a tuition fee high?
May a student cover his expenses on education?
What do people usually do to pay for their studies?
How long does the American academic year last?
What is the most important factor in the selection of students?
Is the competition among the applicants to medical school high?
What is the curriculum of medical college (university)?
What subjects do students study during the first two years?
What do students do during the final years?
What opportunities do graduates have after getting a Bachelors degree (Masters degree, Doctors degree)?
What is an internship?
Is the period of residency obligatory for all medical graduates? Why?
What does this period depend on?
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