On the subject of RCSI, you praise anyone who speaks highly of it as having, "responsible and intelligent input".
You ignore anyone's intelligent but negative comments on RCSI and then bash anyone who makes any unintelligent and negative comments.
Intelligent but negative comments are more than acceptable as they lead to intelligent discourse. Therefore I am happy to leave those to other posters to dicuss on most occasions. However, I most certainly do "correct" anyone who makes unintelligent and negative comments.
May I ask what your relationship to the school is?
Certainly. I am a very proud graduate and, on occasion, a guest lecturer.
From reading what you've wrote and seeing what you've been responding too it seems to me you have a vested interest in the school.
As a graduate, I most certainly do. And, if you are attending RCSI, you should also. (Addendum: I see from your previous posts that you are attending NUI, Cork. You will receive an excellent education there. For the benefit of all the suspicious/paranoid types here, I have no personal affiliation with NUI, Cork.)
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Again?
I'll make my point: When 4/5 Irish med schools charge 66% of the tuition of RCSI and teach the same ciriculum it's bad enough. But the fact that RCSI stresses how they are affiliated with all these amazing American universities is sleezy. No higher percentage of grads from RCSI obtain higher quality American residencies or do better American rotations. RCSI never promised they would, but they make vague statements alluding to that fact because they know how to prey on scared pre-meds who are worried about their future. The fact that they use this tatic to charge 50% more then any other school is disgusting in my opinion. It's a fine school and the complaints people make about it you'll find at any Irish med school. But you'll also save a fair amount of money in the process.