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At some universities and with certain authorities, a minor requires a legal representative on site - sometimes also a signed parental consent form. Experienced members of our team at the university location can take on this role. We clarify what each particular university requires before the application and document everything in writing.

No one can make a serious guarantee. Our track record speaks for itself: at many partner universities, our placement success rate is between 98 and 100 per cent. Since we work entirely on a success-based model, your success is our success.

Tuition fees typically run between 3,500 and 6,000 euros per semester; at Europe's most affordable partner university - for which we hold exclusive placement rights - the fee is 1,750 euros per semester. Living costs at most of our locations are below what you'd pay at home. We walk through the full six-year total with you - for a limited number of families, the placement fee can also be paid in instalments.

Depending on your situation, government study-abroad grants, scholarships or student loans specialising in medical education may be available. We work with financing partners who know this landscape well. What fits your case is something we look at together - eligibility checks are handled by the relevant authority.

For universities within the EU, automatic recognition applies under Directive 2005/36/EC. Non-EU universities in our programme follow EU-aligned curricula and are listed in the relevant international recognition databases; the equivalence process with your national licensing authority is a well-defined, manageable procedure. USA: USMLE pathways apply. Canada: MCCQE. UK: PLAB plus GMC registration. We tell you which category a university falls into before you decide - not after.

Medicine takes six years and covers 360 ECTS credits; dentistry is five to six years depending on the university. The structure mirrors what you'd find at home: a pre-clinical phase, a clinical phase, and a practical training year at the end.

Teaching runs entirely in English from the first lecture to the last - at some locations also in German. Your child does not need the local language for their studies; I completed my own degree in Bulgaria without speaking Bulgarian. At a handful of locations, basic language skills are helpful for patient contact; the relevant courses are built into the study plan.

After the first call, we compile the documents, handle certified translations and prepare your child for the selection process - typically biology and chemistry at school-leaving level; it's about solid foundation knowledge, not top grades. The main intake is September or October; some universities start in February. Application deadlines fall significantly earlier.

Common options are a student hall of residence, shared housing with other students from our group, or a small flat. Our local contact helps with the search, viewings and the rental agreement. Rent, food and public transport are noticeably cheaper at most of our locations than at home - we give you a realistic range for every university we recommend.

Within the EU, no visa is needed - your child simply registers locally on arrival. Outside the EU, a student residence permit is required; we know the process and walk through it step by step. Health insurance cover is arranged through our partners before your child departs.

Our European locations are reachable by direct flight or a short train journey. Christmas breaks, semester holidays and usually extended weekends are all straightforward. Many parents visit their child on location during the first semester - in our experience, that single visit takes away most of the worry.

The universities have clear resit rules, which we explain to you upfront. Unlike some home systems, a single failed attempt does not put the whole degree at risk. We also offer exam preparation, study groups and tutoring - as a rule this kicks in well before things become critical.