PDA

View Full Version : Mua-Belize article


azskeptic
03-15-2008, 09:40 AM
Medical University of the Americas of Belize - Gone or in rest?, Belize News, San Pedro Sun (http://www.sanpedrosun.net/08-112.html)

dt
03-17-2008, 03:47 AM
Medical University of the Americas of Belize - Gone or in rest?, Belize News, San Pedro Sun (http://www.sanpedrosun.net/08-112.html)


From the link:

According to Dr. S******d, although the school campus is closed, there are three students that are being taught their two year basic science program, at an undisclosed location in San Pedro, and all other students are presently in rotation in various USA hospitals.



3 students in basic science. how many instructors I wonder? and their qualifications?

Genossa maximillian
03-17-2008, 09:24 AM
...“A building does not constitute a school. School is the academics, the campus is just a building." per Dr. j.s.

Well, I am getting a charter from a government and put out 6 or 7 tents near a beach and run a school from them as long as I have some nice intsructors. We can change locations on a weekly basis.

Give me a break!

azskeptic
03-17-2008, 09:26 AM
Hmmmm...are tents equivalent to lean to buildings or stucco buildings? some students would argue that they might be better than the buildings they are currently in. It doesn't cost $50 million to open a school in the Carib. compared to the US model,eh?

...“A building does not constitute a school. School is the academics, the campus is just a building." per Dr. j.s.

Well, I am getting a charter from a government and put out 6 or 7 tents near a beach and run a school from them as long as I have some nice intsructors. We can change locations on a weekly basis.

Give me a break!

Genossa maximillian
03-17-2008, 09:31 AM
Hmmmm...are tents equivalent to lean to buildings or stucco buildings? some students would argue that they might be better than the buildings they are currently in. It doesn't cost $50 million to open a school in the Carib. compared to the US model,eh?

Military tents, I will get them at a local military surplus store. Cheaper than Walmart.

Genossa maximillian
03-17-2008, 09:36 AM
I will name it University of the Sacred Beach of Americas school of tropical medicine.

Nice marketing.

azskeptic
03-17-2008, 09:38 AM
You could staff it with free professors from Cuba...recently minted 5 year MD degrees after high school.

I will name it University of the Sacred Beach of Americas school of tropical medicine.

Nice marketing.

Genossa maximillian
03-17-2008, 09:52 PM
Great Idea! You can never go wrong with free or cheap labor, maximizes profits, I hope PL isn't reading this.







You could staff it with free professors from Cuba...recently minted 5 year MD degrees after high school.

Yossarrian
03-20-2008, 04:36 PM
MUA-B lost loans at least two year ago so that loss is hardly to blame for the sorry state of the school. The private loan crunch is now affecting US students-undergrad, med students etc. It will be interesting if 40 paying bodies can be found to come back in Sept. by the "new management" whoever that might be. Why is the President (hopefully former president) posting if new people are onboard? Ambergeris Caye is an exceptional place so it would be a great idea if trustworthy new management could resurrect MUA-B. Show yourselves-give those poor souls out there who cannot get transcripts some hope, please. Yossarrian

jadedKnight
03-22-2008, 09:02 PM
From the San Pedro Sun article... "According to Dr. S*****d, although the school campus is closed, there are three students that are being taught their two year basic science program, at an undisclosed location in San Pedro"

Now that's a reputable school. Has classes at "an undisclosed location" according to its "president". Makes it hard for prospective students to come check it out now doesn't it.

Genossa maximillian
03-23-2008, 05:26 PM
I am merely speculating but I have the weird feeling that undiscolsed means distance learing in this case As I said I am merely speculating.



From the San Pedro Sun article... "According to Dr. S*****d, although the school campus is closed, there are three students that are being taught their two year basic science program, at an undisclosed location in San Pedro"

Now that's a reputable school. Has classes at "an undisclosed location" according to its "president". Makes it hard for prospective students to come check it out now doesn't it.

Yossarrian
07-29-2008, 07:03 PM
Hi There,
Here is some MUA-B contact info afriend of mine recently got in an email from DB. Pass it on to those still looking for transcripts.Yossarrian

>" I am no longer working for MUA. The only contact
> information I have is a telephone number and email address
> for N T I don't know if the information is
> current. "
>
>
> (978) 632-6355
>
>

>
> Good luck with your education. I wish you well.
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> D