Some colleges offering medical and allied medical courses have started their classes and many students can be seen rushing to their respective colleges.
One noticeable trend in local schools is the rise of medical school and medical technology enrollment. This may be due to the decrease in opportunities for nursing jobs abroad.
One college offering medical technology for example went from having single-digit number of sections to about 15 sections.
Meanwhile medical schools are also experiencing a resurgence in enrollment. There are even a few international medical students. Are more nursing graduates deciding also to enter medical school since they can hardly get a job opening abroad?
One thing's for sure. It will be a busy year for teachers of these schools.
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Showing posts with label medical school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medical school. Show all posts
Monday, June 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Choosing A Medical School
During summertime in the Philippines, applicants are beginning to register in their medical school of choice after answering the question, "What medical school should I choose"?
How does one choose a medical school? these are some of the questions that need to be answered:
How does one choose a medical school? these are some of the questions that need to be answered:
- Do I prefer a school with a Problem-based curriculum or a Traditional curriculum?
- What is the NMAT requirement?
- How much is the tuition fee?
- Is the school in a location that fits my needs? Do I have to travel far or commute? What are the nearby establishments? Is it accessible?
- Is this a reputable institution?
- Are there scholarships available?
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