Led by medical students in Europe
Guidance from students who know the route first-hand.
MedPath Central is founded by international medical students with direct experience of European medical education, admissions pressure, and the decisions prospective students face before they arrive.
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Thomas Champion
British and Irish national · Fourth-year medical student at Semmelweis University, Budapest
British Student Perspective
UK Law Graduate
Thomas brings a rare combination of medical training, legal education, and professional experience in banking. As a fourth-year medical student at Semmelweis University in Budapest, he understands both the academic demands of Central European medical study and the practical questions international applicants need answered before committing to a program.
During his time at Semmelweis University Thomas has presented research into the Physiology of bone cancer at the international level, and has been privately devoting time to helping fellow students find their path in the international medical student community for several years with great success, most recently being invited to give talks on the application process at regional Premed Colleges and medical school preparation courses in Budapest with excellent feedback.
In his initial round of applications he achieved something quite unique. Thomas was accepted to every medical school he applied to in the Central European Region, without any rejections, including all of the four Hungarian programs, he has an unusual ability to cut through the noise and isolate what matters for prospective applications.
Before studying Medicine in Budapest Thomas graduated from Law School Cum Laude in the UK at the request of his family.
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Asa Gremsperger
Final-year medical student from Sweden · English graduate from Lund University
Swedish student perspective
English Graduate, Lund University
Asa combines final-year medical experience with a strong academic background in English from Lund University in Sweden.
Asa has both published academic research in immunology and taught Clinical and Histopathology during her medical studies on the official behalf of Semmelwies University where she studies in Budapest.
She has recently returned to Lund University where she is as an assistant researcher in the medical school studying the molecular factors affecting the development of pancreatic cancer.
Așa speaks English, German, Hungarian, Norwegian, Danish and Swedish all to the level of native fluency, and is uniquely able to manage applications from Northern Europe and Scandinavia.
She has worked as a language teacher and document translator both independently and on behalf of Semmelweis University and through her experience is very in touch with the needs and concerns of junior students.
Her perspective helps students understand the realities of studying medicine abroad from a diverse background, and preparing for the transition into a demanding international medical environment.