Thank you Shammy for doing the dorm tour video! It gives me a much better idea of the setup of everything. :D So pumped to be moving in soon and starting this exciting, new journey!
I really wish there was a vlogger for Bialystok university of medicine (MUB) as well since it would be useful if there was someone I could contact was there even if it’s to clarify trivial things about the university or day to day activities like cooking meals, etc.
Hi there I recently saw an option for double room (single occupancy ) facility does it mean like a person will have a double room to themself ? Or is it sth else?
Hi there! For Karolek there is only one room and it’s on the lowest level, though there is a kitchen on every floor. Some of the dorms are different I believe and have laundry on each floor! Kitchens on each floor in every dorm option. ☺️
In the dorms they provide you with sheets, a pillow, a lamp, and ethernet cable, complimentary Wi-Fi, but that’s basically it. you will need to purchase all of your own utensils, cookware, and router, as well as anything else you might need. Uber eats is reasonable to utilize for your first few days until you’re adjusted and there is an IKEA nearby as well! hope this helps!
This is very informative! I was wondering though what would be the best options for a student to find an off campus apartment in Poznań ?are there any specific websites or agencies to go through or would Airbnb be the best bet ?
Heyya do you mind listing which of these dorms are all inclusive i.e bills included in the monthly payment (gas and electric and water) also with regards to wifi are they also in the monthly dues and do we just have to connect when we arrive?
Hey there! All dorms are inclusive except for Karolek. Wifi is covered in all dorms, you just need to purchase a router upon your arrival, but that is the only cost reliant upon you for Wifi :)
@@ShammyBenjamin Hi Shammy! thanks for this reply! I've gathered all the info I need and have decided to apply to PUMS however, my exam is on the 23rd and Interview on the 25th of July. Do you think that me interviewing this late in the process negatively affects my chances of getting a place? should I get ready to apply next year or it doesn't really matter? sorry I'm just worried lol.
J P That’s exciting news! So excited for you. Interviewing this late absolutely does not negatively affect you-if anything, it makes the decision process quicker than it would be at times if interviewing earlier in the year. If you have any specific questions, feel free to reach out and I’ll do my best to respond or to connect you with other students who have insight as well :)
@@ShammyBenjamin Hi Shammy! my exams are coming up! I'm getting really nervous! I can't seem to get physics sorted and I've got less than a week. I just wanted to ask how the admission criteria is like? do they look at it holistically? How much weight does the MCQ carry?will a low MCQ score say less than 50% negatively affect my chances of getting in? Can I still get in if I don't do well on the mcq
@@JP-zt1uf I got a test result of 51% but I worked hard to pass the interview. I continued using the practice tests on OLAT and used Khan Academy as a resource along with SnapRevise on UA-cam and googled the answers that I didn't know, during the practice sessions, if I couldn't find in the textbooks. I don't how much the MCQ is weighted but was very surprised to learn that I was accepted. At the start of the interview, I was asked to introduce myself, my voluntary work/work experience and my research interests. That's where I spoke about my research from final year talked a lot of my undergraduate research. The questions I got asked in the interview were similar to the OLAT platform ones so practice like mad! The interview questions were based on my project - like I got asked about the blood components as I used blood in my project. They didn't ask me about why I chose PUMS or Poland. I think that might have been due to time constraints - the interview was only 25 mins long Good luck!
Hello brother how are you i am selected for the University dorm so i wants to ask that how can i pay the deposit fess,and also if you provide me amy mail of the head of DS3 dorm it will be beneficial for me, please guide me thanks
I’ve been told by my Polish friends about the Poland’s attitude to lgbt. They have no experience of Poznań but how would current students rate the city?
Hi There Jasper! Not sure of the context of your question but I’ll do my best. I have a few colleagues that identify as LGBTQ and I know that they enjoy the city and traveling throughout Poland and Europe. That being said, the government here is definitely extremely conservative and I have also heard of a couple of harassment cases against friends that are LGBTQ or of particular races. Overall, I think the atmosphere in the public is positive and at the school is largely supportive (maybe indifferent is a better term), but just like anywhere else, there may be incidents that take place unfortunately. I’m not sure if I’m the best resource for answering this in any more detail-I urge you to get the first-hand opinion of those who identify as LGBTQ by connecting with EPSU PUMS on Facebook and joining the Applicants FAQ group! Hope this helps-best of luck!
Thank you Shammy for doing the dorm tour video! It gives me a much better idea of the setup of everything. :D So pumped to be moving in soon and starting this exciting, new journey!
This is like the hidden gem. I am planning to come to Poland for medical school.
Happy to hear it! Hope it’s a beautiful experience for you. Feel free to reach out if you’re coming to PUMS and have any questions!
I really love the last Dorm
FYI...600 PLN is only $163 a month or $1,467 a month. That's about two months rent in many places.
I really wish there was a vlogger for Bialystok university of medicine (MUB) as well since it would be useful if there was someone I could contact was there even if it’s to clarify trivial things about the university or day to day activities like cooking meals, etc.
Hi there I recently saw an option for double room (single occupancy ) facility does it mean like a person will have a double room to themself ? Or is it sth else?
Rithik Saxena Yes that’s right!
Very helpful. Thank you sharing this! :)
Very nice and helpful video. Thanks Shammy.
Are there kitchens and laundry rooms on every floor in each of the dormitories?
Hi there! For Karolek there is only one room and it’s on the lowest level, though there is a kitchen on every floor. Some of the dorms are different I believe and have laundry on each floor! Kitchens on each floor in every dorm option. ☺️
Do they offer utensils in dormitory or do we have ti bring them with us
In the dorms they provide you with sheets, a pillow, a lamp, and ethernet cable, complimentary Wi-Fi, but that’s basically it. you will need to purchase all of your own utensils, cookware, and router, as well as anything else you might need. Uber eats is reasonable to utilize for your first few days until you’re adjusted and there is an IKEA nearby as well! hope this helps!
Hi there are student couples allowed to share in karolek?
Yes, absolutely! The dorms let you specifically request whatever roommate you would like and (if it’s mutual of course) you’ll be assigned together!
This is very informative! I was wondering though what would be the best options for a student to find an off campus apartment in Poznań ?are there any specific websites or agencies to go through or would Airbnb be the best bet ?
Yes! On Facebook there are groups like PUMS Apartment Search as well as specific apps like Otodom and OLX.
Heyya do you mind listing which of these dorms are all inclusive i.e bills included in the monthly payment (gas and electric and water) also with regards to wifi are they also in the monthly dues and do we just have to connect when we arrive?
Hey there!
All dorms are inclusive except for Karolek. Wifi is covered in all dorms, you just need to purchase a router upon your arrival, but that is the only cost reliant upon you for Wifi :)
@@ShammyBenjamin Hi Shammy! thanks for this reply! I've gathered all the info I need and have decided to apply to PUMS however, my exam is on the 23rd and Interview on the 25th of July. Do you think that me interviewing this late in the process negatively affects my chances of getting a place? should I get ready to apply next year or it doesn't really matter? sorry I'm just worried lol.
J P That’s exciting news! So excited for you. Interviewing this late absolutely does not negatively affect you-if anything, it makes the decision process quicker than it would be at times if interviewing earlier in the year. If you have any specific questions, feel free to reach out and I’ll do my best to respond or to connect you with other students who have insight as well :)
@@ShammyBenjamin Hi Shammy! my exams are coming up! I'm getting really nervous! I can't seem to get physics sorted and I've got less than a week. I just wanted to ask how the admission criteria is like? do they look at it holistically? How much weight does the MCQ carry?will a low MCQ score say less than 50% negatively affect my chances of getting in? Can I still get in if I don't do well on the mcq
@@JP-zt1uf I got a test result of 51% but I worked hard to pass the interview. I continued using the practice tests on OLAT and used Khan Academy as a resource along with SnapRevise on UA-cam and googled the answers that I didn't know, during the practice sessions, if I couldn't find in the textbooks.
I don't how much the MCQ is weighted but was very surprised to learn that I was accepted. At the start of the interview, I was asked to introduce myself, my voluntary work/work experience and my research interests. That's where I spoke about my research from final year talked a lot of my undergraduate research. The questions I got asked in the interview were similar to the OLAT platform ones so practice like mad!
The interview questions were based on my project - like I got asked about the blood components as I used blood in my project. They didn't ask me about why I chose PUMS or Poland. I think that might have been due to time constraints - the interview was only 25 mins long
Good luck!
does karolek have a mini fridge in each rooms? im going to shool there soon 😍 thanks in advance
yes! mini fridge in every dorm.
Thank you for sharing video ☺️
Hello brother how are you i am selected for the University dorm so i wants to ask that how can i pay the deposit fess,and also if you provide me amy mail of the head of DS3 dorm it will be beneficial for me, please guide me thanks
I’ve been told by my Polish friends about the Poland’s attitude to lgbt. They have no experience of Poznań but how would current students rate the city?
Hi There Jasper! Not sure of the context of your question but I’ll do my best. I have a few colleagues that identify as LGBTQ and I know that they enjoy the city and traveling throughout Poland and Europe. That being said, the government here is definitely extremely conservative and I have also heard of a couple of harassment cases against friends that are LGBTQ or of particular races. Overall, I think the atmosphere in the public is positive and at the school is largely supportive (maybe indifferent is a better term), but just like anywhere else, there may be incidents that take place unfortunately. I’m not sure if I’m the best resource for answering this in any more detail-I urge you to get the first-hand opinion of those who identify as LGBTQ by connecting with EPSU PUMS on Facebook and joining the Applicants FAQ group! Hope this helps-best of luck!
Idk why I’m watching this lmao I already graduated med school in the states 😂
Blondie is super cute tho
There's only one stove. Does everyone get to cook lmao?