Medical University of Warsaw - WUM vs Qassim University vs Umm al-Qura University vs Kansas State University - K state vs Arab American University
Side-by-side comparison from 26 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
- +Excellent, supportive, and friendly staff with modern, well-equipped facilities.
- +Engaging, practical classes and a demanding yet well-organized curriculum.
- +Vibrant, diverse campus community and valuable real-world clinical experience.
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- +Welcoming campus atmosphere and friendly community
- +Helpful and engaging professors invested in student success
- +Opportunities for connection and networking
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- -Discriminatory teaching practices and lack of practical skills are major concerns.
- -Tuition fees do not align with the perceived teaching quality.
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- -Administrative and management issues are a frequent source of frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and insufficient resources negatively impact the learning environment.
- -Lack of effective communication and transparency from the institution is a recurring complaint.
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This institution scores well in several key areas, particularly with an excellent rating for location and value. Facilities and professors also receive strong marks. Areas for potential improvement include student life and accommodation, which received the lowest ratings. Internationality is rated moderately well.
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This institution receives notable praise across multiple aspects. Student life stands out as its strongest area, closely followed by high scores for professors, location, and internationality. Accommodations and value are also rated favorably. The weakest area, though still strong, is facilities.
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With an average rating of 4.08/5 from 13 reviews, ~85% of feedback is positive, highlighting excellent staff, well-equipped labs, friendly students, and good dorms. A small portion of negative feedback (~8%) mentions issues with international student support and limited practical skills.
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With a high average rating of 4.85/5 from 13 reviews, students praise the welcoming atmosphere, friendly individuals, and helpful professors. Opportunities for connection and engaging academic experiences are also highlighted.
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Basing my review on the fact that I am an international graduate who has worked abroad post-graduation and taught students from other universities, I am listing the following personal opinions/observations: Pros: -Well organized schedules. You get to be in one group for the full 4 or 6 years and have a fixed table for your group. -Diverse English Division community, some are competitive and some are chill and friendly people. -Dedicated staff and intelligent physicians. -Clinical training is great in terms of quality and portion. From 3rd year/6, most of the seminars will be held at the hospitals followed by hours of practice. -Orientation and guidance from senior students for the first few years. -Various events for English speaking students. Educational, social and fun events. -Very nice library, so practical! -You get to enjoy the beautiful city of Warsaw! Cons: -As an international, it is inconvenient to study guidelines than practice others. so yeh.. you will be asked often to check your own country's info, data and guidelines. I guess this is a general issue for studying abroad. -Few of the seminars and lectures were outdated and somehow subjective. That doesn’t work with medicine. -In terms of discrimination, it's really really rare to meet any racist educators, but there is a program or two that had a few bad apples. -Limited number of clubs for English speaking students. But am sure you can start and organize your own. - Not all physicians are good teachers. That’s just a fact everywhere! Teaching is a talent. You will meet many “readers of the slides'' type of teachers. -No shifts, no on-calls for students. You will have to ask for it. (This is how I saw another senior student in my hospital trained. They are treated like interns) -There is no attention paid to your career goals, no training for your future Board Exams of any kind, no 1:1 mentorships. You are on your own. I think in my last year, the USMLE Prep Course was added as an elective!! (This is another observation that I have noticed done in other universities) I did enjoy my time at WUM! The university is great has some amazing and talented teachers with a pretty cool community. I think the English division is very vibrant and constantly being improved. Best of luck!
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