Why is UIW considered a program with deficiencies?

[samurai5511]

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As someone interested in staying in Texas and grew up Catholic, UIW seemed to be a choice that interested me. But then, I ended up hearing that the program is lacking in some way. Regardless of this, I ended up sending in a primary and am about to send in the secondary. I am just curious to know what problems the program has. If anyone could fill me in, I would appreciate it.

 

[Goro]

UIW refuses to post their Boards scores, which is fishy.

 

[Jeanne d'Arc]

Curious to see why they do a reverse curriculum, how does it fair against a school that does normal class learning then rotations.

 

[samurai5511]

UIW refuses to post their Boards scores, which is fishy.

Oh well, I just applied. If it is my only acceptance I think I will probably still for sure take it.

 

[Calizboosted76]

I was rejected pretty quickly from here. I asked for feedback and was told they "couldn't provide it due to limited staff", but I can be rest assured that they perform a holistic approach. Oh well.

 

[samurai5511]

I was rejected pretty quickly from here. I asked for feedback and was told they "couldn't provide it due to limited staff", but I can be rest assured that they perform a holistic approach. Oh well.

lol

 

[Damson]

@Goro did opine at one point that in general, texas schools are quite decent