In a groundbreaking move, the Italian Senate has approved a new basic text called Orizzonte ScuolaMedicina, which aims to put an end to the limited number of spots available for medical school entrance exams. Starting in 2025, registration for the first semester of medical school will be free for students across the country.
This decision marks a significant change in the way aspiring doctors will be able to access medical education in Italy. Under the new system, students will no longer have to compete for a limited number of spots in medical schools, making the path to a career in medicine more accessible to all.
However, the road to becoming a doctor will still require students to meet certain requirements and pass tests. The first hurdle that students will face is a national quiz, which will be administered following the free registration for the first semester of medical school.
The goal of this new system is to make medical education more inclusive and to allow more students the opportunity to pursue their dreams of becoming healthcare professionals. With the introduction of free registration and a revised admissions process, the future of medicine education in Italy is looking brighter than ever before.
For more information on how to enroll in medical school starting in 2025, students can refer to the guide on ilmessaggero.itMedicina. Stay tuned for updates on the changes to the medical school admissions process on TGCOM, as Italy takes a step towards a more accessible and inclusive healthcare system.