Going to college in Poland?

Here is the deal. Currently I;m on second year of electrical and computer engineering here in New York but would like to continue education in Poland. I do not even know where to begin my searches, any would willing to give me some pointers?

I was looking at Politechnika Warszawska since they offer the same course in English and some other related in Polish, regardless I was born in Poland and have Polish citizenship but as you can see been out of the loop how the admissions work in Poland. Emigrated long time ago.

Would they accept all the credits I have gotten so far? Would I have to pay for it? I read on the website that I would only need to pay for courses that are in English. There is not much more information beyond this or I just can't find it.

Can anyone enlighten me how to start the process? Thank You.

hello:)
i think the best thing would be to contact the university yourself, and ask them everything that you need to know.
if there is no information on their web site you coult try to email them, or call them.:)

sorry i could not help you more but this is the least you can do:)

Check out Wroclaw University: international.uni.wroc.pl/?q=en . Let me know if you make the move. I'm heading there in a month myself: ramcast@gmail

Try contacting the Kosciuszko Foundation (kosciuszkofoundation. org, if I'm not mistaken). I know they have some Polish - US student exchange programs and scholarships in humanities, but I see no good reason for which they shouldn't help science / IT students as well.

Related:

US student wants to go to college in Poland. Advice needed.


Iwona: It depends in which town but I suppose Jagiellonia University in Krakow.

iwona is right. I would add Wroclaw. They all have web pages, if you want to check.