That doesn't answer my question, regarding why it was falsely stated before that WHO accreditation was in hand, specifying that such accreditation allowed for possibility of practicing in Aruba (see your initial post). I also recall Frankenstone, a previous moderator, saying that he had been shown the WHO listing by the admin, but now you're saying that it's only the letter by the government that has been sent to WHO, and not the acutual accreditation by WHO. You just gave me a round-about answer without actually answering my question. Is your wording always deliberately fuzzy, or is there a method to the madness?
Also, you did not answer the question asked by ghostwriter either... when was the letter posted to WHO?
I have been reading through previous posts on this forum concerning XUSOM, and I have to say I am quite wary about the way the administration/officials deals with things. I will be taking my money elsewhere, regardless of your response.
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Originally Posted by Xavier Admissions
[center] Xavier University School of Medicine
- IMED & WHO:
- Xavier University School of Medicine has on file a signed copy of both the IMED and WHO letters. Please contact XUSOM at xavier@valuemd.com, 1-609-524-4050, for verification and/or a copy.
- IMED and WHO clearly specify our accreditation, allowing students to practice in Aruba.
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Originally Posted by Xavier Admissions
Xavier University is officially accredited through IMED for both campuses. WHO has been signed, sealed, and delivered to WHO (which I clearly stated before.) And, as you quoted, we are waiting for it's return. There is a lengthy process for this letter on both the the side of island government and WHO administration. One of the many reasons we moved to Aruba was because we had the Arubian government copmlete our WHO letter by signing it, something that was unable to be accomplished through the currently changed rules and regulations of Bonaire. We will be POSTING the WHO letter as soon as it is returned.
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