Is it hard to study medicine in Greece?

Where should I study medicine?!?

• I am fifteen years old and I'm from Greece. I am planning to study medicine abroad. I have a very good knowledge of english therefore i want my medical studies to be in english. I am going to be doing chemistry, biology, piano(I am in grade 7) and music theory(grade 4) A levels while i have already started my maths and french A level. However I am aware that it's hard to be accepted in the uk for medicine, that's why i will be applying in other countries too. Are med schools, hospitals, quality of life good in canada? What do I need to have to get accepted? What other english-speaking countries do you recommend to study medicine (give detail)? I will appreciate any help.

• Answer:

  The study of medicine is very much the same the world over: the human body is the same regardless of where you study :) I live in the states and have worked with, and have been seen by physicians from all over the world - who have trained in the United States and who have trained elsewhere in the world. I wouldn't say that one country or another trains physicians that are superior. I also happen to live right next to Canada - I can see it from my roof - between you and me, I like the standard of living in Canada better, though you will find nice people every where. Good Luck.