FAQ

FOR ADMISSIONS

1. What documents do I need to study abroad?

Admission requirements may vary in different countries. If you decide to become an international student with Alfred Education Group, you will be required to send us the following documents to start your admission process as soon as possible:

International passport
High school certificate
Filled Application Form

2. How to start the admission process?

All you have to do to become an international student is to fill in the Online Application Form and your personal admission manager will contact you with all the details as soon as possible.

3. Is it hard to get a student VISA?

Absolutely no. As soon as your admission manager contacts you through email or messenger you will be fully informed about all the documents, dates, and prices related to your student VISA. We will assist you in every step of admission so you don’t have to worry about anything.

4. What documents do I need to get a student VISA?

The application packet may vary from country to country. There are documents required by most international Embassies and Consulates:

Filled Visa Application Form
International Passport
Original Invitation Letter from University through “Alfred Education Group”
Birth Certificate Original School Certificates (O level/ SSCE/ HSSC, Bachelor or Master’s Degree if available)
General Medical Fitness Certificate
Medical Certificate showing absence of Aids/HIV
Health Insurance covering one year of stay/ for some countries only for Traveling Period
Sponsorship Letter from the Parents/Person who is responsible for covering the expenses of the student during stay/ studying
Bank Statement to prove financial ability
Passport size photos (3.5 x 4.5)
Air ticket valid for one year

5. How long does it take to get a student VISA?

You can apply for a Student visa up to 6 months before your program starts. The VISA approval process takes from 3 to 5 weeks.

6. Is it expensive to study abroad?

With the right assistance and support, you can easily find the program that suits your financial expectations and abilities. We will inform you about all the courses available to find a perfect one just for you.

7. What scholarships or grants are available to study abroad?

Alfred Education Group doesn’t offer any scholarships or grants for international students.

8. Is education abroad free?

No, every university abroad requires a tuition fee in order to offer the best studying options for international students.

9. What documents are required to get an admission letter?

To get an Admission letter from any Partner University of Alfred, we require the following documents:

Copy of International passport or ID Card
Filled Application Form
Copy of High School Certificate
Copy of Bachelor Degree Certificate (if the student applies for a Master’s degree)

You can easily apply online by filling in the form on our website. You can also send us the following documents by email or fax.

10. How long does it take to get an admission letter?

As soon as you apply online we will send you the Admission Confirmation Letter through email in one working day. After receiving all the necessary documents and payment, we will send you the Invitation letter, Admission Confirmation letter, and Visa Support Letter by courier.

11. Are there any age limits to study abroad?

No, there are no age limits for becoming a student. No matter if you are 18 or 81, you are always welcome to become a part of the international student community. Keep in mind that some universities set the minimum age of 15 or 17, so if you are a minor, you will be asked to provide the contact information of the responsible adult, your parent, or trustee.

12. Can I rent a flat abroad if I don’t want to stay in the hostel?

Of course. Every country offers thousands of comfortable living for international students. You can always contact us to get information about the best price for housing and rental in the city of your choice.

13. Can I work full-time or part-time if I’m a student abroad?

You can choose any job you want as long as it doesn’t affect your attendance and grades. There are lots of job positions available for international students abroad. You can visit the job center of your university or contact your admission manager to get information about vacant positions.

14. Can I transfer my materials to another university and complete the program?

If you began your academic career at your hometown institution, earned some credits through completion of coursework, and now decided to transfer to a different institution to finish your education we will help you with that. European Universities accept competent and eligible transfer students from around the globe. The students from different countries can validate their academic transcript and if chosen university training program complies with your gained knowledge, marks, and experience, you will be able to become a part of the educational process in your new university.

15. What currency can I use to pay for my admissions?

You are required to pay in USD. We will provide you with all the necessary information about the currency rates and help to choose the best way to transfer money.

FOR ADMISSIONS TO UKRAINE

1. Where is Ukraine located?

Ukraine is situated in the south-eastern part of Europe. It is the second largest European country. Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine. It is surrounded by several countries: Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to the west; Romania and Moldova to the southwest; Belarus to the north; Russia to the east and northeast. Ukraine is surrounded by the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea. Due to its comfortable location, it is easy and affordable to travel to Europe on weekends or travel to the Seaside in Odessa.

2. Are Ukrainian diplomas and universities recognized worldwide?

Yes, all universities in Ukraine are recognized globally. The degree you will earn at any Ukrainian university will be accepted worldwide as well. Therefore, graduates can both, work in Ukraine or go to any other county and apply for a qualified job there. The degree obtained in Ukraine gives the student excellent chances to build a career in any part of the world which was confirmed by many alumni already. Ukrainian diplomas are recognized by WHO, UNESCO, PLAB(UK), USMLE(USA), and throughout the EU.

3. What languages do I need to know to study in Ukraine?

Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. programs are available in English. If the international student prefers to study in the Ukrainian medium of instruction that is also possible after completing one year of the Preparatory Course.

4. How do I cover my tuition fee in Ukraine?

The student has to cover the complete first-year expenses prior to the beginning of the academic year. From the 2nd year, the payment may be conducted per semester.

5. Can I transfer money to and from Ukraine by the bank or online banking?

The banking system in Ukraine is considered to be the most comfortable and fast among other EU countries. All the student needs to do is to open a bank account at any bank in Ukraine and then the student may transfer or receive money anytime. Students can use their phones to operate online banking applications.

6. Are the university dormitories near to the campuses?

Some dorms are situated near to the university and some are a bit far but not too far. Usually, it takes 15-20 minutes by foot to get to the campuses. Students can use public transport too if the dorms are not so near to the university. The transport system in Ukraine is convenient, so the student will not face any issues on the way. In addition, many students arrange a public travel ticket that gives a discount on many means of transport.

7. Do I have to come back to my home country after I get my diploma or can I stay in Ukraine?

It is not obligatory for the student to leave the country after graduation. Of course, some students go back to their homelands. However, many remain in Ukraine and find good jobs with decent salaries. A certain percentage of alumni go to other countries for career purposes. It is totally up to the student’s decision.

8. Is higher education free in Ukraine?

There is no free studying or scholarships available for foreign students in Ukraine.

9. What is the duration of the academic program in Ukraine?

The duration of the Bachelor’s program is 4 years. The Master’s program takes 2 more years. Medical courses in Ukraine last from 4 to 8 years.

10. Do students have to pay for study materials (books, laboratory notebooks, etc.)?

All necessary materials are provided by the university and it is included in the Tuition fee. There are no extra expenses for international students.

11. What are the monthly living expenses in Ukraine for a foreign student?

Living as a student in Ukraine is far less expensive than in other European countries. The average monthly expenses for food are about 100-150 USD. You can live comfortably in Ukraine by spending about 500-800 USD per month (including renting an apartment, traveling, and food).

12. What is the Preparatory Course?

The Preparatory Course (PC) is a special educational program with a duration of 1 academic year. At the PC students study the Ukrainian language and the special disciplines required depending on the future specialty chosen (science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, etc). The student receives the Certificate of the Preparatory Course after its completion. After completion of PC, the student can join major programs in Ukrainian.

14. What are the most popular universities in Ukraine?

International European University (Kyiv)
Odessa International Medical UniversityInternational
European University (Kyiv)
Donetsk National Medical University (Kirovohrad Campus)
Sumy State University
South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University
Sumy State University
Odessa National Medical University
Lviv National Medical University
M. I. Pirogov Vinnytsia National Medical University
V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University (Kyiv)

15. What are the most demanded programs to study in Ukraine?

MBBS
Dentistry
NursingUkraine is one of the best international destinations for international students to study MBBS as it enhances its medical education in part with global standards. There are many world-class government medical universities in Ukraine that offer MBBS and MD at an affordable cost.
Aviation
EngineeringUkraine has powerful Scientific Universities and schools in the field of Mechanics, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, unique Devices and Control Systems in Aircraft and Space-Rocket equipment, advanced technology, and as a result, a high Scientific and Pedagogical potential of Higher Education.
Computer ScienceUkraine knows the value and importance of Computer Science and that is the reason this course is taught at many engineering universities in Ukraine which are owned by the government of Ukraine. Many local and foreign students have graduated from these technical universities and many are studying for their undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the IT field.
MBA
Business ManagementA management degree is one of the most popular degrees among international and national students because it is all about management and better management skill only may play a big role in every sector. If things are not managed well, Things go worst so in every sector, we require qualified managers. Ukraine pays high attention to management programs at national universities and many foreign students are studying at these universities in Ukraine from different countries.
HumanitiesThere are 56 Bachelor’s programs in Humanities at 55 universities in Ukraine. Furthermore, the student can choose one of 53 Master’s programs in Humanities at 52 universities, and 18 Ph.D. programs in Humanities at 18 universities.

16. What are the Tuition fees in Ukraine?

It depends on the student’s degree program. The Tuition rates at Ukrainian institutions range from $1200 to $5000. Most preparatory programs charge less than $2000.

17. Why is Ukraine good for study?

Ukraine has become one of the top places in the popular student destinations list since it offers a quality education at an affordable rate. It has the largest international student population in Europe with almost 75,605 students studying in Ukrainian universities coming from different parts of the world. Ukrainian universities have a multicultural atmosphere with students attending educational institutions from all over the world. This requires the students to be willing to understand and acknowledge diversity along with the ability to understand different perspectives without being judgmental.

18. Is health insurance necessary for the student?

Yes. All the students are required to get health insurance before arriving in Ukraine. The health insurance guarantees that the student gets the required medical aid in times of illness according to the program of the insurance cover.

19. What currency is used in Ukraine?

The currency used in Ukraine is Hryvnia (UAH) and the coins are known as Kopiyka.
On notice: 1 USD=37 UAH. 1 Euro=38 UAH. 1 ₹ = 0.46 UAH.

20. What language is most spoken in Ukraine?

Ukrainian and English languages are the most spoken in Ukraine. International students always can talk to the locals in case of any need because most citizens speak English and many other languages.

21. Can I apply for Permanent Residence and citizenship in Ukraine?

Yes, it is possible to apply for Permanent Residence and citizenship. However, it can be done after 2 years of regular stay in Ukraine.

22. How much is the rent in Ukraine?

The universities in Ukraine in general offer dormitories to students. Rent for a dorm room can vary between $40 and $100. The room can be shared between 2 or 3 students.
Though living in a university dormitory is the best option for students, especially in the 1st year due to convenience and safety reasons, they can choose to rent a private apartment outside the campus from the second year onwards.
There are multiple types of private accommodations to choose from, the price of which depends on factors such as district, number of rooms, and facilities such as water, heating, gas, electricity, and the Internet. The annual rent for a private apartment in may be between $650 and $5550, depending on the facilities and features.
Also, there is the option to stay with a family as a paying guest, which may cost between $150 and $650 per person.

23. What religion is popular in Ukraine?

90% Population of Ukraine is Christian.

24. Can students travel to other countries while studying in Ukraine?

Yes, the student can travel to other countries during summer and winter vacations. There is a wide range of places where students can go – European countries and CIS countries.

25. When do the summer and winter holidays start in Ukraine?

Summer holidays last for 2 months, from July, 1 till August, 31 every year. Winter holidays last 2 weeks from the last week of January till the first week of February every year.

FOR ADMISSIONS TO GEORGIA

1. What are the documents required for admission?

The documents required for admission in Georgia are:

International passport
High school certificate
Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree with transcripts (for Postgraduate students)
Filled Application Form

2. Do I have to pass an interview in order to get admitted?

Some universities and other high educational institutions in Georgia organize an interview to make sure the student can speak the English language. You can also provide us with the certifications that confirm your English language skills. Contact us to get the information about the courses with no entrance English exams.

3. What degrees do Georgian universities offer?

The majority of the higher educational institutions in Georgia offer three levels of diplomas:

Bachelor’s programme (three to four years)
Master’s programme (two years)
Doctoral programme (three years)

There are also certified specialist programs, lasting from three to six years

4. Are Georgian diplomas and degrees recognized in other countries?

The degrees from Georgian universities are worldwide recognized which allows the students to get jobs in any other country after graduation. Every diploma issued by Georgian universities is recognized and valid in the European Union.

5. What study courses are available in Georgia?

The higher education system in Georgia covers all the possible fields of contemporary studies. The most popular disciplines among national and international students are Business, Medicine, Administration, IT, Tourism, Management, Humanities, Economics, Health, Sociology, Law, and Jurisprudence, International Relations, Engineering, Arts and Natural Sciences.

6. What are the minimum and maximum age limits for admission?

All the universities in Georgia do not have any age limits for the degree programs applicants. The high school applicants should have a 12th-grade high school certificate.

7. When is the admission deadline in Georgia?

Almost all Georgian universities do not have any admission deadlines, which allows future students to be admitted at any time of the academic year. Some universities may offer to join either September, February, or March intake.

8. What is the Admission Process like in Georgia?

Applicant submits all the necessary documents and passes the Online Interview. After the applicant’s documents are submitted to the Ministry of Education of Georgia they must cover the first-year tuition fee to obtain an Invitation Letter.
After getting an invitation letter the student must obtain the study visa from the Georgian Embassy in the student’s country. Successful arrival and start of classes is the last step of your admission.

9. Where is Georgia located?

Georgia is a beautiful country located in the Caucasus, a picturesque region near the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. The feature of the country is in its special geographical position, taking place at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. It is surrounded by the Black Sea to the west, Turkey to the southwest, Russia to the north and east, Armenia to the south, and by Azerbaijan to the southeast.

10. Is Georgia a European or Asian country?

Despite the fact that Georgia is located at the intersection of Europe and Asia, it is considered to be a European country.

11. What is the weather like in Georgia during the year?

The summers in Georgia are very warm and dry. The winters here are frosty, snowy, and partly cloudy.

12. Is Georgia a friendly to foreigners country?

Georgia is considered to be one of the friendliest countries in the world. Moreover, it is very famous for its hospitality. All the residents here are very nice to tourists, especially in case of any help is needed.

13. What are living expenses in Georgia?

The living expenses in Georgia are reasonable and affordable. Such amenities as food, clothes, and other basic things are pretty cheap. The average cost of accommodation in Georgian cities is around 200-300 USD per month if you would like to live alone in a flat or about 100 USD per month if you choose to stay at the student’s hostel. All the household conveniences like Internet, gas, hot and cold water, electricity, water cleaning and etc. are available.

14. What is the official currency of Georgia?

The official currency of Georgia is the Georgian Lari.

1 US Dollar = 2.6 Georgian Lari

15. What activities does Georgia offer except studying?

Georgia has o a lot of interesting things to offer, especially to the young people: numerous theaters, cinemas, museums and galleries, traditional festivals, music and art venues, etc. In addition, it is full of historical heritage landmarks and ancient cultural spots. Many of them are absolutely free to visit and there are enough activities to do every weekend of your spare time in the country.

16. Is it necessary to speak Georgian to get admission to the university?

All the universities in Georgia, without exception, offer an English medium of instruction so the knowledge of the Georgian language is not mandatory at all in order to get admission.

17. Is it necessary to speak Georgian to live in the country?

Georgian is the official language in the country, but the level of English is high among the population. It is very easy to find English-speaking locals among the young generation or Russian-speaking people among the older generation. It is always a good idea to try learning the language of the country you visit. If you try learning Georgian you will find a lot of local friends that will be happy to help you any chance they get. Their language and culture are very important to them.

18. Do I have to get a student visa to study in Georgia?

All international students have to obtain a student VISA. It is easy and fast with the assistance of Alfred Education Group.

19. Can I combine the job and studies?

The students in Georgia are allowed to work while studying at university as long as it does not influence their academic performances.

20. Is studying in Georgia expensive?

The tuition fees, represented by the Georgian universities are low enough, especially in comparison with the prices for education in other European countries. The average international student will spend the amount between 2 500 and 4 000 USD per year.

21. How many international students study in Georgia?

According to the information from Georgia’s National Statistics Office, the country hosts more than 10 000 international students from different parts of the world.

22. Do students face racism in Georgia?

The locals here totally respect another point of view and no racism has been recorded over the past several years.

23. Do Georgia universities offer scholarships for international students?

Alfred Education Group does not offer any scholarships for students in Georgia.

24. Are there any entrance exams for international students?

There are no entrance exams for the international students, willing to be admitted into Georgian universities. All you have to do to start your admission is to fill in the Online Application Form.

25. How to choose the most appropriate university in Georgia?

In order to define the best university in Georgia for studying, an applicant may look through the reviews of other international students, and attentively check the description of the offered programs and the list of tuition fees. Contact us to get all the information available about the best universities, courses, and programs. We will find the one suitable just for you!

FOR ADMISSIONS TO UZBEKISTAN

1. Why should I study abroad?

There are many reasons why study abroad programs are becoming so popular. For most
international students, the appeal is ikely to be a combination of gaining a high-quality education,
experiencing immersion in a new culture, gaining a better understanding of the world, and improving your job
prospects after graduation. You’ll return home as a global citizen who is more independent, mature, and
tolerant of cultural differences. Plus to this you will get High quality education and European life style
in an affordable price.

1. Why should I study abroad?

FOR ADMISSIONS TO POLAND

1. Where is Poland located?
Poland (the Republic of Poland) is located in Central Europe. It is the fifth-most populous member state of the European Union. Warsaw is the nation’s capital and largest metropolis. Poland is bordered by Belarus and Ukraine to the east; Lithuania and Russia to the northeast; Slovakia and the Czech Republic to the south; Germany to the west. The Republic of Poland shares maritime boundaries with Denmark and Sweden. In the south territory, Poland stretches the Sudeten and the Carpathian Mountains.

2. What is the cost of living in Poland?
In Poland full-time education at state institutions of higher education is free for Polish citizens. It is also free for foreigners who commence studies in state HEIs on terms applicable to Polish citizens. All other foreigners are required to pay tuition fees:

— around EUR 2000 per year for professional higher study, master’s and postgraduate master’s courses;
— around EUR 3000 per year for doctoral, postgraduate, and specialist courses and scientific, artistic, specialist, and habilitation internships;
— around EUR 3000 per year for vocational courses and apprenticeships;
— around EUR 2000 per year for a language course, including a course preparing for study in Polish.

3. Does a student need to speak fluent Polish?
The student does not need to be fluent in Polish because universities offer a large variety of study programmes in English. Nevertheless, the student may learn Polish either for private everyday use for the time you stay in Poland or for joining a university course in Polish.

4. How does a student can find accommodation?
Most Polish universities provide accommodation for international students in their own dormitories, but the number of rooms is limited. The host university should help students in finding appropriate accommodation.

5. What is the currency used in Poland?
The official Polish currency is the zloty (PLN). 1 PLN= 0.22 USD, 1 EUR=0.21 PLN.

6. How much money does a student need for living expenses in Poland?
Depending on the student’s personal situation, lifestyle and habits he may have different needs. In practice, the student will need at least 1200-2500 PLN per month in order to cover the cost of decent accommodation, pay for the local transport, and even go out occasionally. This amount should cover the costs of rent, food, clothing, personal hygiene, local transport, study materials, telephone, and other expenses – not the tuition fee, however.
Here is an approximate calculation of monthly expenses: accommodation in student dormitories costs 400-600 PLN, shared flat from 1000 to 1600 PLN per month; food about 500-700 PLN; books and entertainment about 200-300 PLN; local transport about 65 PLN.

7. When the academic year starts in Poland?
Polish universities start their academic year in October and end it in June. There are two terms in the academic year – Summer Term and Winter Term.
The summer term initiates in the second week of February and ends in June. After a break of Easter, the year resumes with Winter term beginning at the start of October and ending before the summer term.

8. Does a student require a health insurance to study in Poland?
UE citizens will need to get European Health Insurance Card. Citizens outside of this circle will need to get a commercial health insurance policy plan. You can get free health benefits from the National Health Fund in Poland, given you have a Polish Charter.
Other people are required to register at the National Health Fund and attach their PESEL number (National Identification Number), study certificate, and passport.

9. What is the duration of Bachelor and Master studies in Poland?
It takes about 3 academic years to finish bachelor studies in Poland (6 semesters) in general. The timeline for master studies in Poland depends on the field of study and can last from 1.5 to 2 academic years, making 3 or 4 semesters accordingly.

10. What are the most popular universities in Poland, by number of applications?
— University of Warsaw
— Warsaw University of Technology
— Jagiellonian University in Kraków
— Gdańsk University of Technology

11. What are the most popular fields of study in Poland?
Information Technology
Computer Science is a dynamic field of study that has become increasingly prevalent due to its massive impact on the day-to-day lives of today’s world. Computer Science is the most chosen field to study in Poland. Polish universities are well-known for Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in Computer Science, Information Technology, Data Science, and other related courses. The program curriculum covers Mathematics, Fundamental and Advanced Principles of Computer Science, Data Science, Programming Languages, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Systems and Networks, Database Management, Software Engineering, Web Applications, Software Development, Algorithms, Theory of Computation, etc
Medicine
Medical professionals are always in high demand in every corner of the world, as healthcare is a fundamental right of human beings. Medical fields offer diverse career opportunities, high-paying jobs, safety, financial security, and a high level of job satisfaction. Medical schools in Poland are ranked high for outstanding education and practical training. It takes six years to complete a Bachelor’s degree with an internship and an additional 3 to 6 years to complete a postgraduate degree based on the speciality. The universities offer specialisations in General Medicine, General Surgery, Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy, Pulmonary diseases, Internal diseases, Dermatology, Occupational healthcare, Neurology, Orthopaedics, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Paediatrics, Gastroenterology, Otolaryngology, and other specialities.
Management
Business and Management studies are designed to equip the students with skills and techniques of business operations and management. Business Administration and Management is one of Poland’s popular fields to study. Many Polish universities offer top-class business degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Students can choose from a variety of specialisations, i.e., Finance, Accounting, Economics, etc.
Law
Poland is home to numerous globally-recognised law schools. To become a lawyer or a jurist in Poland, students need to obtain a Magister’s Degree in Law with an apprenticeship or five years of professional legal experience and a mandatory bar exam. Another option to become a jurist is acquiring a Doctorate, three years of legal professional experience, and a bar exam.
Civil engineering
Poland provides best education hub especially for engineering courses hosts some very good and reputed universities for civil engineering. Civil engineering deals with construction of such facilities as buildings, bridges, tunnels, airports, railways, highways and environmental systems. Planning, design, construction/reconstruction, operation and maintenance of these facilities are generally carried out by civil engineers.
Logistics
For individuals interested in coordinating the organization and movement of various supplies, products and employees, a bachelor and master in logistics could be a great degree choice. This degree prepares individuals to pursue careers in logistics, as well as management and business-related positions.

12. Why to study in Poland?
Poland is an incredible country with a diverse and rich education history. Studying in Poland will give the student a high-quality European degree, recognizable all around the World at a low cost. Not only the student will enjoy high quality of teaching, but also have a chance to pursue your future career in EU.
1. Advanced Quality of Education
2. Affordable Tuition Costs
3. Vibrant Culture
4. Economical Living Costs
5. Student Life
6. Hospitality
7. Growing Educational Sector
8. Scholarships
9. Delicious Cuisines
10. Aesthetic Cities

13. Does a student need a visa?
EU/EEA students do not need any Polish visa, however upon arrival to Poland they should apply for a temporary residence permit if they stay in the country longer than 90 days. Non-EU/EEA students need to arrive in Poland with a student’s visa obtained at a Polish Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence.

14. Does a student need a Student Status Certificate to cross the border while waiting for a student ID?
If you are a student, you will receive a Student Status Certificate from the dean’s office of your university. The student can request such a Student Status Certificate by email. A Student Status Certificate — confirms the receipt of student status.

15. If the student has already received a bachelor’s degree in his country, can he get a second degree in Poland?
Yes, it is possible. If the student already has a bachelor’s degree, then he is eligible to receive a master’s degree from a Polish university. The student also has the option to choose a different major, even if it is different from a bachelor’s degree.

16. How to move around the city in Poland?
Public transport in Poland is developed at a very high level. There are bus and tram lines, and in the capital of the country there is also a metro. All transport works according to the schedule.

17. What are the prices for public transport tickets?
Prices vary depending on the city. For example, in Warsaw, the following prices:
• 20-minute ticket, normal-3,40 PLN
• 75-minute ticket, normal-4.40 PLN
• Long-term ticket (for 30 days), normal-110 PLN
Students can expect a 51% discount on the above public transport prices.

18. Where and how can a student buy a travel ticket?
• in the ticket machine (they are located in most transports, at bus stops and metro stations);
• at the SKM passenger service point;
• via the mobile app (there are several applications that allow you to buy short-term travel tickets);
• online – on the WTP website (where you can top up the Warsaw city card or electronic student ID).

19. Is it possible to study and work at the same time?
Yes, there is such a possibility. The student can earn extra money as a waiter, courier or consultant while studying, working part-time.

20. Is life in Poland expensive?
Poland is an affordable European country with a stable economy. Living costs for international students vary between 350 – 550 EUR/month. You can adjust your budget depending on the city or area you wish to study in. Larger cities such as Krakow or Warsaw require between 500 – 850 EUR/month.

21. What is the price for a dorm room?
An apartment in Warsaw will be a little more expensive than in other cities. Here, the cost is usually more than 200 EUR per month. But in other cities, the student can find apartments for up to 140 EUR per month, which will be a significant difference during the year.

22. Is Poland good for international students?
As a top international student destination, Poland provides an enriching cultural experience to incoming students worldwide. Most of those studying in Poland have only good things to say about the historical landmarks, beautiful landscapes, city life, and the great variety of social activities.

23. Does a student need English language certificates (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.)?
In Poland, on the contrary of other countries, an IELTS or a TOEFL certification is not mandatory (but it depends on which university the student is going to choose). However, proof of English knowledge is needed.

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