Chicago, IL – September 29, 2025 – MUL International convened a special meeting today with medical students of the Medical University of Lublin currently completing their clinical rotations at teaching hospitals in the Chicago area. The gathering, held at Insight Hospital, was led by Mr. Julius Romero, Senior Advisor for MUL International, and included faculty and staff who provide direct support to students during their U.S. clerkships.

The session opened with a detailed update on the state of clerkship rotations across the United States, highlighting MUL International’s ongoing commitment to ensuring quality clinical training experiences for its students. In addition, students were administered a comprehensive assessment examination designed to evaluate their preparedness and guide them toward success on upcoming licensing requirements.

A major announcement during the meeting was the launch of a pilot twelve-week Comprehensive Basic Science Examination (CBSE) live preparation course, set to begin next week. The initiative is aimed at strengthening academic support and equipping students with the knowledge and strategies needed to excel in the USMLE process.

“This program represents an important step forward in our mission to enhance the educational journey of our students,” said Mr. Romero. “By offering structured preparation and direct academic support, MUL International continues to stand by its commitment to student success in both basic sciences and clinical training.”

The CBSE prep course underscores MUL International’s broader vision to expand and develop direct academic services, ensuring that medical students are well prepared to meet the challenges of their medical education and future careers in medicine.