MUL International

Applicants must upload clear scanned copies of the following documents when submitting their application:

• Passport-style photograph
• Valid passport (must be valid for at least one year)
• High school diploma
• Official transcript of grades
• English language certificate (if required, see below for further instructions)
• Any additional documents requested during the admissions process

Important:
If documents are issued in a language other than English, official English translations must be provided

To apply, please follow the steps below:

Upload all required documents through the admissions portal:
https://umlub.us/mdapplication/
Carefully complete all sections of the application form.
Submit your application.
Pay the application fee.

Applications are evaluated based on two main components:

• High school academic performance
• Online admission examination and interview

High School Academic Performance

Your admission score will include your grades in:

• Biology (required)
• Two additional subjects of your choice:
  • Physics
  • Mathematics
  • Chemistry

Note:
Applicants whose high school diploma was issued outside the United States or Canada should review the admission requirements for applicants from other countries.

Online Admission Examination

The online admission process includes two parts:

Qualification Test

• 20 questions
• 20 minutes
• Questions focus on basic terminology in Life Sciences and Mathematical Sciences

Interview

During the interview, applicants may be asked questions related to:

Their motivation for studying medicine
Empathy and communication skills
Teamwork and future goals in the medical field
Basic terminology in Life Sciences and Mathematical Sciences

The maximum possible score is 500 points, distributed as follows:

Biology (High School Grade) — up to 100 points

Two Additional Subjects (High School Grades) — up to 200 points

Qualification Test — up to 100 points

Interview — up to 100 points

Applicants who are accepted by the Admissions Committee must submit the following documents within the specified timeframe:

• Copy of passport
• Original apostilled high school diploma or a notarized copy of the apostilled diploma
• Original apostilled high school transcript or a notarized copy of the apostilled transcript

The United States and Canada are members of the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961. Therefore, official documents must receive an apostille certification in order to be legally recognized.

Information about obtaining an apostille can be found here:
https://www.nass.org/business-services/apostillesdocument-authentication-services

Applicants must provide a valid English language certificate at a minimum level of B2, as required by Polish law.

Accepted certificates include:

• TOEFL
• IELTS

This requirement may be waived if the applicant holds a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from a university where English was the language of instruction.

If the diploma does not clearly state this, applicants must also provide additional documentation confirming that their studies were conducted in English.

Applicants must also submit the following documents:

• Health certificate
• Hepatitis B vaccination certificate
• Health insurance policy

Detailed instructions on where and how to submit the final documents will be provided to each accepted applicant.

All documents must be submitted as:

• Original documents, or
• Notarized copies, or
• Official documents sealed and signed by the issuing institution.

If documents are not in English, certified English translations must be attached.