Marian Said:

Study Abroad Medical courses: what should i do after clearing the class-1 medical test?

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Medical Courses USA: Kindly tell me your academic background.I can help you after you mention it.

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Howard Said:

Study Abroad Medical courses: I had finished my M.B.B.S from India ,i had also done my fellowhip in HIV medici

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Medical Courses Australia: There are a lot of universitie giving courses of public health, health administration, etc. Some of them are University of Wollongong, Flinders University, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, etc. The duration of the course is 1.5-2 years and the major intakes are february and july. Most of the universities ask for a minimum of 2 years full-time work experience after graduation to apply for health related courses as well. Regarding registration with AMC, please check up the details on their website i.e www.amc.org.au/. And scholarships are competitive and are not guaranteed.

Eddie Said:

When I study abroad and take a course, will my subjects that I took be given credit?

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If you're graduating in 2013, are you entering college in the Fall? It's great that you're thinking early of studying abroad. Usually courses that you take abroad will transfer over to "home" college if it is related to your field of study. If you're studying Nursing but could somehow choose "Architecture" as your minor, then you'll definitely be able to transfer your credits. Before choosing a Study Abroad program however, be sure to check in with your Academic Advisor to make sure that the program will fit your academic goals.

Here's a group of articles about Studying Abroad that might help you decide on a program: http://www.unigo.com/featured/study_abro…

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