Medicina a Tirana: come funziona davvero — ce lo racconta uno studente al quarto anno
Medicine in Albania — at Our Lady of Good Counsel University in Tirana. We talk with Simone Del Coco, a fourth-year Italian student, who gives us an inside look at how this program really works. In this video, we cover everything: the entrance exam (similar to the Italian one, but without logic and general knowledge, with high school diplomas and report cards counting up to 30 points), tuition costs (about €9,000 per year, without ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator) and no installment plans), the organization of classes (professors from Rome Tor Vergata who travel back and forth, maximum two subjects per week), the issue of exam sessions (only two per session, no regular special exams), hospital internships in Albania (language is a real barrier), and how transfers to Italian universities work. This isn't a video against this university—it's an honest account from someone who lives there. It highlights its strengths, real challenges, and offers practical advice for those considering this path. As a university city, Tirana has a lot to offer: low costs, a high quality of life, and everything within walking distance. The main problem, according to Simone, is the relationship between what you pay and what you receive. Leave a comment with your questions or experience. Subscribe to the Alberto Molteni MD channel for more content on medicine, education, and medical careers. #albertomoltenimd #medicineabroad #universitytirana #medicinetest #medicinestudents 00:00 Introduction: Simone and the University of Tirana 00:36 How he got there: the Italian test he failed 01:34 The entrance test in Tirana: how it works 06:28 900 candidates, 100 Italian places: it's not easy to get in 07:55 Tuition: €9,000 per year, without ISEE 09:52 How are semesters and classes organized 10:35 The exam session problem: only 2 per session 12:04 7 exams in the fourth year: managing is almost impossible 14:23 Are the exams the same as those at Tor Vergata? 4:57 PM Internships: How They Work and Why They're a Problem 7:28 PM "Internships here are a waste of time" 11:04 PM Comparison with internships in Italy 10:32 PM The Positives: Tirana as a University City 12:07 PM The Negatives: Value for Money 13:29 PM The University Hospital They Never Use 13:44 PM How Transfers Work in Italy 13:23 PM Final Advice for Those Considering This Option 14:05 PM Greetings and Conclusions For donations 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/3NK4s4C ✅ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL AND FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Instagram: @albertomoltenimd TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@albertomolten... Facebook: / albertomoltenimd Telegram channel: https://t.me/albmoltenimd

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