SIMFEROPOL, 8 Jan - the Last news (Crimea). Students from the United States of America received official confirmation of the recognition of the diplomas of the Medical Academy of the Crimean Federal University. About it on radio "Russia today" said the Director of the medical Academy named George KFU Nanuli Ivanova, reports journalist Last news (Crimea).

"American Students, taking into account the punishment, asked his government will have Their diplomas confirmed there. And they gave us an official response about the fact that the American government is nothing against Their training in Crimea, As Residents of America, has not. Their diplomas will be confirmed there, " said Nanuli Ivanova.

She Also added that in the Medical Academy today, Students from India, Nigeria, Chad, Palestine, Jordan, Pakistan, Indonesia. According to Nanuli Ivanova, the reception of foreign students for 2015-2016 academic year is not yet complete, it will last up to fifteen November.

in the process of the admission campaign 2015 the students of the Medical Academy of the Crimean Federal University became little more than 1 thousand students, of which 505 people received training on budget. As stated Nanuli Ivanova in the air, the number of budget places 10 times over these three years ago, when the Crimea was from Ukraine.

According to Nanuli Ivanova, for admission to the medical Academy it had received about 1,700 applications, and the most sought after specialty, As in previous years, was dentistry - competition 18 people in the area.

in addition, According to the Director, in the medacad returned most Students from Ukraine, after the annexation of Crimea to Russia left the Peninsula." This year, we have witnessed this trend: Students from Ukraine, which last year was translated into Ukrainian universities, today, are returning to the Crimea ", - said Nanuli Ivanova.

Also, in her expressions, the Students who have passed two sessions in a row on 4 And 5 may transfer from the commercial training budget.

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