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Doctors Chief: Foreign students face barriers in medical colleges
Dr. Osama Abdel Hae, the Head of the Medical Syndicate, discussed three main issues related to medical faculties in Egypt. He explained that many private medical colleges lack university hospitals, despite a decision to establish them within three years, which has not been implemented so far. He also pointed out the existence of international branches accepting students with a 50% admission rate, and that public universities accept foreign students with a 70% minimum grade. However, high-achieving Egyptian students, such as graduates of the IGCSE and American diploma programs, are not allowed to enroll. He emphasized that this results in the wasting of Egyptian talent, and it was previously believed that students unable to enter medical colleges in Egypt would go to study in Russia or Ukraine. Now, though, some medical colleges accept students from arts streams with a 50% grade.
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