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After you get your acceptance, the visa and reception team will contact you and help you get your visa and start your studies in Turkey.
On average, students should expect to spend between $1,000 and $1,500 per month to cover housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses. Renting a shared apartment typically costs between $400 and $700, while monthly groceries and meals add another $250 to $350. Utilities and internet usually range from $80 to $120, and public transportation with a student card is about $20 to $30 per month. Students who choose more central or modern housing, or who prefer a more comfortable lifestyle, may see their total costs rise closer to $1,500 or more.
Yes—while theoretical courses are in English, patient interactions during clinical training (starting from year 3 or 4) require Turkish. Students are encouraged to start learning Turkish early to succeed in hospital rotations.
No—Medipol operates across multiple campuses. Health-related faculties often start in Kavacık but later shift to Haliç or Bağcılar for clinical training, meaning commuting between campuses may be required in later years.
Dormitories are not directly on the main campuses and spaces are limited. Many students stay in private dorms or rent apartments in nearby districts like Üsküdar, Beykoz, or Bağcılar depending on faculty location.
Medipol offers internship placement support mainly for health sciences, but part-time work is not directly facilitated. Legally, students need a work permit to work during their studies, which is difficult to obtain unless through formal university-linked programs.
Yes, you can apply with just your high school diploma. Medipol evaluates your academic background holistically, and many international students are admitted each year without needing YÖS or SAT—especially if you apply early and have strong science grades.
