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Just to make it clear, my complain is not with UK trained ODs completing the bridging program, but with the IOBP itself.
You've got to ask yourself, if the majority of the applicants are failing, than the program is not adequate enough to begin with.
66% fail rate? I mean, I know my Calculus II final was hard, but the majority of the class passed.
Whats worse is that people who fail the IOBP, are allowed to repeat the part that they only failed! That is a big WTF. I mean, this makes no sense whatsoever.
Its like hey, give us $30,000 and we'll give you license to practice Optometry!
I don't understand why the IOBP has not been shut down yet.
Edit: I think it costs $30,000 for the IOBP. You can imagine how much money waterloo makes off of this.
You've got to ask yourself, if the majority of the applicants are failing, than the program is not adequate enough to begin with.
66% fail rate? I mean, I know my Calculus II final was hard, but the majority of the class passed.
Whats worse is that people who fail the IOBP, are allowed to repeat the part that they only failed! That is a big WTF. I mean, this makes no sense whatsoever.
Its like hey, give us $30,000 and we'll give you license to practice Optometry!
I don't understand why the IOBP has not been shut down yet.
Edit: I think it costs $30,000 for the IOBP. You can imagine how much money waterloo makes off of this.