Once “accredited by California,” there is supposed to be little or less chance for the EEMU to disqualify from WFME-authorized “agency accreditation qualification,” subsequently. Of course, this remains valid only if these EEMU still successfully maintain their curriculums, clinical practice opportunities, and non-discrimination policy at the level of entry/graduation, not to mention their “teaching quality” as accredited medical schools. However, it is highly unlikely that (any of) the EEMU will lose their currently well-established medical education (*we call this as MEDUCATION) quality.
As a result, apart from the “current/old” accreditation status of the ENGLISH medical schools in Hungary and Italy, this NEW Californian accreditation will possibly allow these EEMU to practically approach the nation-wide accreditation within the US (and Canada).
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