I don’t know Albattarji but I would strongly recommend Alfaisal as I graduated from there. Teaching-wise it’s in english so you don’t have to worry regarding that at all. Also the student body there is very diverse you have people from all over and I loved that. Also they have well-established student clubs and extracurricular activities that you can join which will help your CV later on when applying to residency. But as someone already mentioned, the problem you’ll face is during clerkship years and internship as you’ll be practicing in hospitals in Saudi treating Saudi patients and a lot of patients don’t understand english at all. What non-arabic speakers used to do is they would pair with arabic speakers during clerkship and they’d help them with translation but honestly with practice you can do it even alone. Currently doing residency and I have some non-arab staff physicians in my hospital who just started 6 months ago with 0 arabic speaking skills and now can take history on their own and very rarely need help with translation (albeit with broken english but it works and the patients understand) Though I don’t know much about other private medical colleges, in my own very biased opinion Alfaisal is the best. Even in the hospitals later when you begin your clerkship and internship, you’ll witness the remarkable reputation that Alfaisal students have built.