US university question?

Question

i know that some of these questions are completely stupid, but i'm just a 16year old deciding on my future university, i want to study overseas with a scholarship.

can you reccomend any US university that offers a Medical scholarship for someone overseas?

is a (2+2) recognisable in the US?

if i apply for an international university, my studies or whatever is recognisable overseas right?what about a local university's?

can someone apply for a scholarship overseas in Medicine (US)? and if yes, can you get me the link for future reference?

(US / UK)
sorry if my questions were too stupid but i just have to make sure

Answer 1

The US higher education system is different when it comes to medical studies. Medical Schools are graduate schools that offer a Medical Doctor (MD) degree lasting four years (in addition to the bachelor's degree). These schools are extremely selective and are quiet expensive, and some of them will only admit US permanent residents or US citizens due to the costs and extreme student debt medical students must endure.

Having said that, you must know that there are some universities that do offer scholarships to international students, however these are very competitive. Harvard University is one of them. You should do some research on medical schools and see which accept and offer scholarships to international students. One way to do this is to acquire a list of the top US medical schools by going to this link: http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/med/medindex_brief.php


As for admission requirements, first, you must complete a bachelor's degree (a four year university or college degree) in order to get accepted to a medical school. You can pretty much major in anything, but you will need to follow a curriculum for pre-medical students that includes courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Most US medical schools will only accept students who graduated with a US bachelor's degree.

Second, you must take the MCAT exam. This is part of the application requirements for US Medical Schools. Recommedations, extra-curricular activities, volunteering activities, and other supporting materials are also part of the requirements for most medical schools.

I am not familiar with a (2 + 2), but I would suggest that if your goal is to go to medical school in the USA, then you need to start your college education in the USA. Most US medical schools will not accept students with international college degrees. However, if this is not possible, then finish your medical degree in your country and opt for a residence or a specialization program in the USA.

Good luck!

Answer 2

US colleges present little or no monetary help to global scholars. You can observe to a number of US colleges, however every may have an software rate of round $seventy five. See for those who get approved and what monetary kit they deliver you. Then make a decision if you're going to come right here.