Proceso admisión

Admission Criteria for the Medical Program

Welcome to the admission process for candidates to study Medicine

Those sitting the CEU UCH’s EPAM test

For admission to the Spanish-only Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine programme (Medicina): ), applications are scored in the following manner

  • 60% derives from the average grade of the first year of Bachillerato of the current Spanish educational system, or equivalent pre-university studies. Where doubt exists in this respect, decisions as to what constitute equivalent studies to the first year of Bachillerato are entirely at the discretion of the General Secretary’s Office.

  • 40% derives from the grade achieved in the admission test.

  • A maximum of 2 “additional points” may then be added to this score.

For admission to the bilingual Spanish-English Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine (Medicina/Medicine): applications are scored in the following manner:

  • 60% derives from the average grade of the first year of Bachillerato of the current Spanish educational system, or equivalent pre-university studies. Where doubt exists in this respect, decisions as to what constitute equivalent studies to the first year of Bachillerato are entirely at the discretion of the General Secretary’s Office.

  • 35% derives from the grade achieved in the admission test.

  • 5% derives from the applicant’s level of English, or Spanish in the case of those who are non-native speakers of Spanish. This is awarded as follows:

     

    • B1: 0%, or 0 points B1 is the minimum requirement for admission.

       

    • B2: 2%, or 0.2 points out of 10.

       

    • C1: 4%, or 0.4 points out of 10.

       

    • C2: 5%, or 0.5 points out of 10.

  • A maximum of 2 “additional points” may then be added to this score

Those sitting EPOAM

For admission to the Spanish-only Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine programme (Medicina): scoring for admission decisions is based on the following components:

  • 60% derives from the average grade of the first year of Bachillerato of the current Spanish educational system, or equivalent pre-university studies. Where doubt exists in this respect, decisions as to what constitute equivalent studies to the first year of Bachillerato are entirely at the discretion of the General Secretary’s Office.

  • 40% derives from the grade achieved in the admission test.

  • A maximum of 2 “additional points” may then be added to this score.

For admission to the bilingual Spanish-English Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine (Medicina/Medicine) applications are scored in the following manner:

  • 60% derives from the average grade of the first year of Bachillerato of the current Spanish educational system, or equivalent pre-university studies. Where doubt exists in this respect, decisions as to what constitute equivalent studies to the first year of Bachillerato are entirely at the discretion of the General Secretary’s Office.

  • 35% derives from the grade achieved in the admission test.

  • 5% derives from the applicant’s level of English, or Spanish in the case of those who are non-native speakers of Spanish. This is awarded as follows:

     

    • B1: 0%, or 0 points B1 is the minimum requirement for admission.

     

    • B2: 2%, or 0.2 points out of 10.

     

    • C1: 4%, or 0.4 points out of 10.

     

    • C2: 5%, or 0.5 points out of 10.

     

  • A maximum of 2 “additional points” may then be added to this score.

Applicants must also pass the Spanish university entrance examination, known as Selectividad/PAU, or its equivalent, at the June sitting (or be able to provide a document recording official recognition of equivalence (Credencial) in the case of those who have foreign pre-university qualifications). However, the grade achieved in this examination will not be taken into account for applicant scoring for admission decisions. Applicants who cannot meet this requirement will lose any acquired right to admission or their positions on the waiting list.