that usually depends on the school, how they teach their students. if she is taking up practical nursing course... basic words like tracheotomy should be taught on the first term. well, i did learn my basic medical terminology on my first term freshman year.
I know what tracheotomy is.
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There is always death and taxes; however, death doesn't get worse every year.
The point is not that you know, but that most of the students here don't. The provincial schools are a joke. Now if you can afford to go to a major university in Manila or similar, then your chances of getting a good education increase.
Originally Posted by RHB
And the point is that, I don't give a bloody damn.
And how did you know that provincial schools there are jokes? Philippine expert eh!?
Do you think so that these students who enrolled in University in Manila has a better education compare to those universities in Cebu, Davao and the others.
There is always death and taxes; however, death doesn't get worse every year.
I can sense someone's hackles up..................And the point is that, I don't give a bloody damn.
And how did you know that provincial schools there are jokes? Philippine expert eh!?
Do you think so that these students who enrolled in University in Manila has a better education compare to those universities in Cebu, Davao and the others.
Oops Rhb, You Stood On Someones Paw
it's not about the schools, it's the students themselves. schools are regularly monitored by the government. if it doesnt perform well, they are closed down.
many may not be aware, people who topped the licensure exams are graduates from the provinces.
can u provide us enough proof, why u said these statements, Mister RHB??
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