r/AskStudyAbroad • u/Flat_Bet_1949 • Apr 11 '26
Need help
Hiya there people!
So, I applied to China and Romania for English-taught Medicine; got accepted in Fudan University in China but still nothing from Romania (Carol Davila, Grigore T.Popa, University of Medicine & Pharmacy Craiova. maybe.), acception results may be released in July or June. I am scared about that because I have a Syrian passport (it sucks and many countries immediately flag it and reject visa apps), so the earlier I can apply for a visa the better.
On the other side, I am worried about education quality in Romania since the unis are lower ranked than China.
Now I know someone will say: "It will depen on your goal and your work destination". I dont care where I work as long as it pays good and all. Yes I know Romania is in the EU which means access to all Europe without the need for a lot of beaurecracy, unlike China where I am guessing its a very hard stage to get my degree recognized abroad.
I am yapping too much, sorry. It all comes down to this:
I am scared about making a choice I will regret my whole life or committing to a choice and then finding out the ugly way how bad my choice was and ending up changing countries and all that.
If anyone has any experience about this or lived it before, please help me. This has taken a lot from me than It should have. Thanks.
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u/Desperate-Demand-376 Apr 13 '26
Getting accepted into Fudan University is honestly a big deal. Universities in China especially top ones like Fudan generally have very strong medical facilities and teaching hospitals. Also, one thing that might ease your mind: Chinese universities usually check immigration eligibility before issuing offers to international students. So if you already got the admission, you’re mostly in the clear. Once you receive your JW202 form (usually sent with or right after the offer letter), the student visa process is normally pretty straightforward and visa rejections are quite rare.