I dropped out of St. Luke's University School of Medicine

[asskeptic2]

azskeptic wrote:


http://web.archive.org/web/*/www.stluke.edu

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asskeptic2 wrote:

This is a excellent link to see why the SLSOM/SLUSOM Diploma Disclaimer was created.

Naturopathy courses and degrees offered by St. Luke University Ghana/Liberia/Nigeria/India/UK and Inglewood, CA 90305.

List of Gradutes and Alumni from August 10,2001 thru August 2002 are located here.

List of original SLSOM Faculty and Board members.

Thank you Mr. Azskeptic

[soon2bMS]

Originally Posted by asskeptic2

azskeptic wrote:


http://web.archive.org/web/*/www.stluke.edu

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asskeptic2 wrote:

This is a excellent link to see why the SLSOM/SLUSOM Diploma Disclaimer was created.

Naturopathy courses and degrees offered by St. Luke University Ghana/Liberia/Nigeria/India/UK and Inglewood, CA 90305.

List of Gradutes and Alumni from August 10,2001 thru August 2002 are located here.

List of original SLSOM Faculty and Board members.

Thank you Mr. Azskeptic

Gradutes and Alumni? Dr. D said that just this year was the first graduating class. How could all those people have gone through 4yrs of medical education in only 2 years of operation? Either these people were given advanced credit and only had to do clinicals or they were given honorary (hope I spelled that correct) degree's.

My next project I see is to track these people down. So far, a name search turns up no one being a licensed physician. I wonder why?

-Dr.2B

[cd&dvd]

St. Luke School of Medicine is a private medical school established in June 1998 and accredited in Liberia and Ghana. St. Luke School of Medicine offers solely a medical curriculum.


St. Luke School of Medicine is accredited in Liberia and Ghana. St. Luke School of Medicine is not an offshore medical school. Its graduates are automatically eligible for internship, without further examination, in Liberia and Ghana.

With its Health Science campuses located in both the Republic of Liberia and the Republic of Ghana, West Africa, St. Luke School of Medicine is committed to improving the health standards of the entire African continent. In Liberia the medical curriculum is a nine semester 140-week curriculum. In Ghana the medical curriculum is a ten semester 152-week curriculum. Both curriculums lead to Doctor of Medicine degree.

St. Luke adheres to the standards administered by each national Medical and Dental councils in Liberia and Ghana.

http://web.archive.org/web/200108151...edu/index.html

Just sent this info to the N.A.B. in GHANA.

Thought they will like to read it.

[teratos]

Any school that is threatened by people talking to the government of the country in which the school operates is highly suspect. Any school operating legitimately would have no such problems. There have been scam schools in the past, and there will be again. Nobody can sue anyone for telling the truth. Threats of lawsuits mean nothing. G

[Nebakanezer]

Originally Posted by cd&dvd

Why is posting about a medical school in a public forum a violation of terms? What are they possibly hiding?

Why are students not allowed to post on the internet?

According to some schools, it is a violation of school policy to post factual information on a public Internet forum! Review my post history to see the extensive amount I have written about this regarding my medical school.

If you sign-up for their program, you give you all your constitutionally guaranteed/natural rights as a human being. You are nothing more than a faceless automaton that is supposed to pay tuition 30 days before the start of the semester, and never ask any questions.

[wolfvgang22]

Thank you, soon2bms, for your courage.
You've probably saved several others like yourself from fraud like this.

[azskeptic]

Originally Posted by cd&dvd

St. Luke School of Medicine is a private medical school established in June 1998 and accredited in Liberia and Ghana. St. Luke School of Medicine offers solely a medical curriculum.


St. Luke School of Medicine is accredited in Liberia and Ghana. St. Luke School of Medicine is not an offshore medical school. Its graduates are automatically eligible for internship, without further examination, in Liberia and Ghana.

With its Health Science campuses located in both the Republic of Liberia and the Republic of Ghana, West Africa, St. Luke School of Medicine is committed to improving the health standards of the entire African continent. In Liberia the medical curriculum is a nine semester 140-week curriculum. In Ghana the medical curriculum is a ten semester 152-week curriculum. Both curriculums lead to Doctor of Medicine degree.

St. Luke adheres to the standards administered by each national Medical and Dental councils in Liberia and Ghana.

http://web.archive.org/web/200108151...edu/index.html

Just sent this info to the N.A.B. in GHANA.

Thought they will like to read it.

But wait, from what we read, the school changed its name to University in January 2004.....did it change its charter also? interesting......good work though.

[petenwe]

Why did you dropout.

[teratos]

Did ya read the post. G

[petenwe]

i did. being blamed for what is happening, wanting to be a doctor, should have listened to ........ yes i read the post. Maybe i'm looking for specific. what did he do to have the president emailing him, why is he sending him email. etc G.