KSMU definetly has some qualities needed to be designated as a fairly competent medical school. However, it still has a long way to go if it hopes to compete with top medical schools around the world. Also, the admnistration body lacks adeqaute problem solving skills and tends to differ or avoid problem solving altogether, leaving most students to often fend for themselves.

before coming to KSMU back in 2018 i had so many doudts about studying medicine. i wondered what my life would be like studying medicine (was I good enough? will I succeed in medicine? etc). 6 years down the road and i can say i made the best decision to come to KSMU. i have had some of the best professors teach and guide me over the years. the study environment is of standard (lab, anatomy museum, clinical stimulation center, hospital classes etc), participation in clinical research and conferences, i have the best groupmates ever, i have made good friends here. i am truly blessed and oppourtuned to be studying here.

My honest review of Kursk state medical centre. When I arrived at my school, obviously it was hard settling down. A new environment far away from home, as a person of colour racism too, was experienced, mentally as a medical student, I had a lot to take in and memorize in a short period of time so that didn’t help. My lecturers were very educative and knowledgeable but some too were terrible and not understanding towards students. My journey so far has been a crazy ride, I’ve had my good days, my bad days, terrible days and my best days. We have events that let us mingle with international students, and sporting events my personal favourite being the volleyball event. My school fees are also quite affordable for a government school. feeding is also affordable, the cost of living is affordable and the apartments too are affordable. I recommend anyone transferring or enrolling to stay off campus due to the conditions of my hostel.