FDU students who satisfactorily complete the designated courses at KMU, in addition to all other requirements for graduation, will receive their Bachelor of Science degree from FDU the following February. The awarding of the B.S. degree is not contingent upon any certification or license examination. FDU students who satisfactorily complete the four-year course of medical studies at KMU will receive the Dyplom Lekarza (Academic Medical Diploma), which will entitle them to apply for internship/residency in the United States, Poland and elsewhere, subject to local legal and academic restrictions. Graduates of KMU who intend to apply for internship/residency in the United States or Canada are required to be certified by the Educational Commission on Foreign Medical Graduates under conditions which are subject to revision. Setting for combined USMLE/ECFMG written examination in phases I and II as well as the ECFMG English Language Proficiency Examination presently is required.

KAROL MARCINKOWSKI UNIVERSITY Established 75 years ago, the Polish medical school is located in the 1,000-year-old city of Poznan, midway between Berlin , Germany, and Warsaw, Poland, on the banks of the River Warta. It is the first Eastern European institution to offer classes in English and its four-year program is based in the U.S. model. Most of the faculty have had extensive training in the United States and are fluent in English. Five clinical hospitals with 2,216 beds, together with 445 beds in other Poznan hospitals, provide a wide clinical base for university teaching and research. Students who complete the program are eligible to return to the United States to practice medicine.

As of Feb. 2004, there are 150 American and Canadian students at KMU, and the total medical enrollment is approximately 5,000.

KMU is approved by the U.S. Department of Education as an eligible institution to participate in the Stafford Plus and Supplemental Student Loan Programs. It also is a World Health Organization (WHO) recognized institution. Students in the FDU/KMU program are Registered European Students, making them eligible for travel discounts in Europe.

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please call: Andrew G. Nelson
Office of Admissions
1000 River Road
Teaneck, New Jersey 07666
Telephone: (201) 692-2551
UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES AT FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY: DOING GREAT THINGS

With approximately 10,000 students, Fairleigh Dickinson University features resources often found at a major university, including:

 Student Diversity: Students at FDU come from 31 states and 63 other countries

- Faculty Expertise: FDU boats a full- and part-time faculty of more than 600 educators and professionals who "do what they teach". They remain active in their fields so they can share the latest career trends and advancements with students

. - Career Choice: FDU offers nearly 50 career-oriented undergraduate degree programs in business administration, education, engineering, health-related sciences, hotel and restaurant management, nursing, liberal arts and sciences.

- Support Resources: To ensure student's success and satisfaction, FDU offers many support services, including academic counseling, Campus Learning Centers, career planning and an Honors Program. Through FDU's Cooperative Education Program, students can earn up to $3,500 a semester while earning academic credit and practical work experience.

- Active Student Programs: There are more than 100 student clubs and organizations at FDU, including NCAA Division I and III intercollegiate athletics, and club and intramural sports.

The Personal Benefits of a Small College
With two northern New Jersey campuses, Florham-Madison and Teaneck-Hackensack, and overseas in England and Israel, FDU students also enjoy many benefits of attending a small-college environment. The University is divided into three degree-granting colleges: Maxwell Becton College of Arts and Sciences, University College if Arts - Sciences - Professional Studies and the Samuel J. Silberman College of Business Administration. Most classes number fewer than 25 students, enabling professors to know student's individual strengths and interests firsthand. FDU also encourages its students to become involved in community service and voluntary programs and is part of a nationwide coalition of colleges and universities joined in an effort to establish community services as an education priority. Working together, our faculty and students are doing great things.