I guess I'll have to wait and find out on April 4. Lol I'll take my chance on ASMPH. i just hope there's still a spot for me. Btw, have you already received your letter of admission?
no letter yet, just name on the list, which is enough for me
I guess I'll have to wait and find out on April 4. Lol I'll take my chance on ASMPH. i just hope there's still a spot for me. Btw, have you already received your letter of admission?
The letter is on the online application of ASMPH website.
How much is your rent at Corinthian?
Is that 1bedroom?
One of the good things about UERM is the strong alumni establishment in the United States. I'm not sure about ASMPH though. How new is ASMPH anyways?
http://asmphscinfo.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/100-in-august-2012/
Ateneo once again proving how unique it is from the other schools. no other med school has the whole student body getting involved in helping upperclassmen with their preparation for the board exam
This is similar to what they do to their law students. They call it"BAR OPS". It's med board ops. it's a good idea but i find "roosters" trying to wake up pioneer batch a funny overkillhttp://asmphscinfo.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/100-in-august-2012/
Ateneo once again proving how unique it is from the other schools. no other med school has the whole student body getting involved in helping upperclassmen with their preparation for the board exam
Hey Imesina, I need to know more about that "Modules" system.Third week of med school, done.
few things:
-Good, solid program so far. Curriculum is organized by "modules", the first being "Principles and Perspectives" followed by "Cell". Later we will cover all the systems by modules. Modules are the themes in which we take the subjects of Anatomy, biochem, histo, etc.. around.
-Graduating friends from UP and other med schools expressed that they wish they'd gone to Asmph.. interesting. They also updated me that more and more of UP-PGH teaching faculty is coming to Ateneo to teach, and they despise it. They also said their professors were warning them to "make sure to try harder, study harder for boards this year, because Ateneo is taking boards this August". I keep hearing regret from upperclassmen from other schools who decided not to apply to Ateneo because "they don't want to take the risk". Well, success is all I've seen from this school so far, and success is very clear in its future.. sorry for their loss.
But it's true, from what I observe, the Ateneo grads have very comprehensive board test prep, I wouldn't be surprised if the first batch had 100% pass rate (their stated goal) and a few top-notchers
-I've been to every med school in Manila, and nothing comes close, facility wise, location, faculty wise (except UP, but then many of their top prof's teach here also), and student-colleague wise. I couldn't be prouder and more confident to go through school with such an intelligent and capable group of young people.
-They win everything they join! They recently beat UP in a medical debate competition. They also perform outstandingly in dancing, singing, video making competition, etc... This might seem like silly things to a westerner, but med students here take it seriously, and their performance is a strong indicator to how they are as people and as students: Great.
-We are currently the ONLY MD-MBA program in all of Asia. I think there are around 32-35 md/mba programs in the U.S.?