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I was pm'd this by charlieosu, a supposed student at AGU: (along with the 10 suppose faculty on the campus), which AGU will not list on their website or respond to in an e-mail.
<I told you before, I spoke to our admin about this. They recently took pictures of all the faculty and are working on posting them on the website. This is not a bartering system.> I was pm'd this at 10:22 am on wed morning June 6th. So you are either an AGU administrator posing as a student or you are skipping class. Neither is acceptable at a high caliber university which teaches medicine. To anyone reading this: You can easily spot the scam! |
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This was posted on a thursday at 11:15am
< I am a 3rd semester student as well as Student Government President at American Global University. I would like to take this opportunity to dispel some of the rumors I have just read on this message board. We currently have 30 students in Belize and 10 professors, all of which have been educated in the US. The cost of living is very reasonable. I pay $1600 a semester to live in the dorms, but there are many students who have found very inexpensive housing off campus. We are provided with breakfast and lunch each day at school for $3 a meal; a typical meal out in Belmopan is $5. I'd be more than happy to answer any questions a prospective student may have. Feel free to email me at cware@agusm.org. I look forward to hearing from you.> So no profs means no classes, or are you skipping class or are you an admin? |
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besides, many people are on and off this even when they are sitting in lecture. i'm sorry, but that is not a good indicator whether someone is a lazy student or a school administrator.
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I think what roundtree is doing is trying to use logic. It is strange however that this scholl supposedly has 10 us TRAINED Profs for a class of 30 in basic science. I believe the other osther posters though! |
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I am neither an administrator or a student skipping class. I bring my laptop to school everyday. We are given breaks throughout the day.
I think it would be more beneficial for you to spend your time researching schools you are ACTUALLY interested in. |
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Charlie: Please pm me or roundtree (or both) the names of the profs (I will pm rountree the names). Is that asking too much?
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We bring our laptop to our class rooms and we can make use of it with wireless connection. If we do not bring it, we can use the computers at the computer room. that is not a big deal. It is usual for all students at University level. DOC . We know that everybody can ask any question on VMD but if somebody is not a student , not a potential student , not positively interested in other's school and doing ill effect to other students ,what action can we take. |
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